Re: Compatability with FreeBSD Ports [debian package tools]

[walt <wa1ter@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Matthew Dillon wrote:
>  ...Every time I have ever used portupgrade, the result has
>    been a completely broken system.  Every time.

Are you suggesting that YOU are a typical user???  I don't
think so!

I've had a few problems over the years, but far fewer than
I've had with the pkg_chk function of pkgsrc.  (I have never
thought that pkg_chk is even a close rival to portupgrade,
however.)

But -- the problem of package management and package building are
two separate topics (I believe).