http://www.smartpm.org/
Would it be possible to implement this system in Puppy Linux?
Create a puppy repository and make the files install in the right directory?
Smart Package Management.
I am currently reading the information on that page.
Ata frist glance it looks like they are claiming that 'It's better because I created it'.
An issue I see with using it under Puppy is the Python requirement. I think that Python is to heavy to include it in the standard puppy image.
DotPups currently install the rigth files to the right folders. The advantage of a package manager like this one is the ability to resolve dependencies.
I'll have a more detailed look at it as I was currently investigating using slapt-get or gslapt with Puppy.
Ata frist glance it looks like they are claiming that 'It's better because I created it'.
An issue I see with using it under Puppy is the Python requirement. I think that Python is to heavy to include it in the standard puppy image.
DotPups currently install the rigth files to the right folders. The advantage of a package manager like this one is the ability to resolve dependencies.
I'll have a more detailed look at it as I was currently investigating using slapt-get or gslapt with Puppy.
Well, the developer (Niemeyer) seems to be quite good at this stuff. He's a developer on the following projects (http://freshmeat.net/~niemeyer/).
Python seems to be 10 MB at max. It's a lot, but seems doable.
Python seems to be 10 MB at max. It's a lot, but seems doable.