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Command line tools (Zsh, Vim, Coreutils, Tmux...)
Posted: Thu Jun 16, 2016 2:56 am
by mafredri
Hey all,
been a while since I pushed anything new. But since I finally got my build environment for ARM working properly again, I decided to push some new stuff! I've been dying to have these on my NAS but haven't bothered packaging them up before now.
New packages:
You can find some more information and tips on the github page for each package. Download links are below.
Current package versions:
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coreutils: 8.25.0
ncurses: 6.0.0
tmux: 2.2.0
vim: 7.4.1821-r1
zsh: 5.2.0-r2
Re: Command line tools (Zsh, Vim, Coreutils...)
Posted: Thu Jun 16, 2016 3:51 pm
by father.mande
Hi Manfredi,
Good job.
For your information Entware-ng (including +1900 packages) include :
zsh 5.1.1
vim 7.4.3
and coreutils (but at separate commands) 8.23.2
Entware-ng can run on
x86_64
x86 and Arm model (with one adding line in config file (linked to structure of /opt))
All source packages come from OpenWRT (github) ...
list for armhf (armv7 Asustor arm model) :
http://entware.zyxmon.org/binaries/armv7/Packages.html
It's absolutely
not to stop in any manner your good job ... just that you know ... the biggest advantage on Linux box is to have multiple versions and solutions for a same question or problem ... (some similar case need in fact different approach ... )
Philippe.
Re: Command line tools (Zsh, Vim, Coreutils...)
Posted: Fri Jun 17, 2016 2:04 am
by mafredri
father.mande wrote:
Good job.
For your information Entware-ng (including +1900 packages) include :
zsh 5.1.1
vim 7.4.3
and coreutils (but at separate commands) 8.23.2
Thanks. And I'm aware of Entware-ng, it's just that I prefer having the packages separate, allows for better integration with ADM in my opinion. For example with coreutils I've linked all the commands prefixed with "g", e.g. gls (ls) in the global PATH (/usr/local/bin) so that they can easily be used without conflicting with system binaries, and I've introduced an additional folder that can be manually included in the PATH which includes the commands without the "g"-prefix (best of both worlds).
The versions I've made available are: coreutils-8.25, vim-7.4.1821, zsh-5.2. So slightly newer. Of course Entware-ng has the added benefit of automatic updates benefitting from others work, whereas these are dependent on me updating them (which I intend to). Although, my experience with Entware-like repositories is that they usually lag behind on software which is a total bummer.
father.mande wrote:
It's absolutely not to stop in any manner your good job ... just that you know ... the biggest advantage on Linux box is to have multiple versions and solutions for a same question or problem ... (some similar case need in fact different approach ... )
Don't worry, didn't take it as such
.
father.mande wrote:Hi Manfredi,
Oh and PS, there's an extra N there and missing an R
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Re: Command line tools (Zsh, Vim, Coreutils...)
Posted: Fri Jun 17, 2016 4:58 am
by father.mande
Hi,
Sorry
Mafredri ... now I hope the name is correct
Philippe.
Re: Command line tools (Zsh, Vim, Coreutils...)
Posted: Fri Jun 17, 2016 5:01 am
by mafredri
That's perfect, Philippe
! Cheers!
Re: Command line tools (Zsh, Vim, Coreutils, Tmux...)
Posted: Sun Jun 19, 2016 9:04 am
by mafredri
I've just added two new packages, tmux and ncurses. Zsh and vim have also been updated to depend on ncurses.
Cheers,
Mathias
Re: Command line tools (Zsh, Vim, Coreutils, Tmux...)
Posted: Wed Jun 22, 2016 1:30 am
by damien599901
shared on the unofficial french forum
thanks for your work Mathias !
Re: Command line tools (Zsh, Vim, Coreutils, Tmux...)
Posted: Mon Jun 27, 2016 2:28 am
by mafredri
damien599901 wrote:shared on the unofficial french forum
thanks for your work Mathias !
Cool, thanks
!
PS. Tmux updated to ver 2.2.