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  • #11
    Originally posted by jake_lesser View Post

    It's still copying Linux. That's the facts. If wanted to avoid it, they should have done this:

    pkg fetchrepo # For updating repo data
    pkg upgrade all-installed # For upgrading software
    pkg install package # For installing 3rd party packages
    pkg install base # For installing base packages (if they go ahead with this: https://www.bsdcan.org/2015/schedule...aging-base.pdf)
    pkg remove package or pkg delete package # For removing 3rd party packages
    pkg remove base or pkg delete base # For removing base packages
    pkg remove package dep # For removing unused dependencies
    pkg clear # For clearing old packages
    pkg find # for searching repos
    should be rather this way:

    baspk -package xyz -add # For installing base packages
    baspk -package xyz -remove # For removing base packages

    softman -package lang/java/jdk -version 1.8 -install # For installing JDK 1.8
    softman -repos -update # For updating repository data
    softman -package lang/java/jdk -version 1.8 -remove # For removing JDK 1.8
    softman -cache -discard # For clearing old packages
    softman -list -all | grep ... or softman -list -match ... # for searching repos

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    • #12
      Considering quite moronic question of "copying" some feature, or features: All BSD's and Linux have common denominator. They are unix(like)-systems. BSD's in general have even deeper historical connection. If we consider common commands as "copying" something, then maybe we could say that Linux needs to stop copying historical Unix and BSD commands*. Just rename everything, you copycats. And when doing it please also stop using copied file system hierachy and so on...

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      • #13
        Originally posted by nasyt View Post

        should be rather this way:

        baspk -package xyz -add # For installing base packages
        baspk -package xyz -remove # For removing base packages

        softman -package lang/java/jdk -version 1.8 -install # For installing JDK 1.8
        softman -repos -update # For updating repository data
        softman -package lang/java/jdk -version 1.8 -remove # For removing JDK 1.8
        softman -cache -discard # For clearing old packages
        softman -list -all | grep ... or softman -list -match ... # for searching repos
        There's even better

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