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I am looking for SyncTerm DEB files or PPA with same for *buntu based distros from 10.10 Maverick to 14.04 ESR.
I don't have a debian system available to me at the moment. I could put together a slackware package if that would be any use to you.
A slackware package is really just a *.tar.?z file that you can browse with any
file manager.
I am looking for SyncTerm DEB files or PPA with same for *buntu based distros from 10.10 Maverick to 14.04 ESR.
Thanks, but I only use KUbuntu so a DEB or a PPA with DEB's is all I can use... I am not even going down the road of horrors of compiling... unless some one has a foolproof one for 14.04....and I do mean foolproof. I've spent way too many times on stuff to compile and it never works.
There are also precompiled binaries at syncterm.bbsdev.net. You might have better luck with those.. :)
There are also precompiled binaries at syncterm.bbsdev.net. You might
have better luck with those.. :)
I am not seeing compiled Linux versions aka DEB's.. I see things for
OS/2 and alleged OS' like winslobber...
There are also precompiled binaries at syncterm.bbsdev.net. You
might have better luck with those.. :)
I am not seeing compiled Linux versions aka DEB's.. I see things for
OS/2 and alleged OS' like winslobber...
IThere are also precompiled binaries at syncterm.bbsdev.net. You might better luck with those.. :)
I am not seeing compiled Linux versions aka DEB's.. I see things for
OS/2 and alleged OS' like winslobber...
On 09/13/2016 07:27 PM, Alan Ianson -> rick christian wrote:
There are also precompiled binaries at syncterm.bbsdev.net. You might have >> better luck with those.. :)I am not seeing compiled Linux versions aka DEB's.. I see things for OS/2 and alleged OS' like winslobber...
On 09/13/2016 07:27 PM, Alan Ianson -> rick christian wrote:
There are also precompiled binaries at syncterm.bbsdev.net. You might have >> better luck with those.. :)I am not seeing compiled Linux versions aka DEB's.. I see things for OS/2 and alleged OS' like winslobber...
There's only an old version for Hardy there now, which I should probably take down.
Since he's not a Debian Developer (I can't help with this because I'm
only Debian Maintainer, which means I only upload my own pkgs), it will need to be sponsored by one; for that, his current work is up at:
https://mentors.debian.net/package/syncterm
Just need to use 'dget' on the listed *dsc file to get the sources for it.
Fernando Toledo has been working on getting it into Debian (& therefore Ubuntu). I plan to talk with him about getting it backported to Xenial, and in the meantime get it up on the FTNApps launchpad ppa:
There is a zip or tar.gz there with a precompiled syncterm in it. I have used it before and it worked for me. Just put the executible somewhere like /usr/local/bin and make it executible if it's not already.
I don't know how that file was compiled.. it may or may not work for you but it is worth a try.
I don't know how that file was compiled.. it may or may not work
for you but it is worth a try.
I'll try it but, it more than likely is compiled for 32b and expecting
the 32b multi arch setup, which pretty much has been abandoned.
rick christian wrote to Rj Clay <=-
backported to 14.04 ESR that is supported till 2019, please.
I can't, and won't use past that, due to systemd pollution.
So they have till 2019 to remove that, make it so you can cleanly
remove it and go back to upstart, or I am stuck on 14.04 forever after.
Have you tried Devuan ? https://devuan.org/
I don't know if it will work for you but let me know if you'd like to
try it and I'll send it over. It would be easy to install on slackware
but it it is just a tar.xz file that you can navigate with any file manager like mc.
I don't know if it will work for you but let me know if you'd
like to try it and I'll send it over. It would be easy to install
on slackware but it it is just a tar.xz file that you can
navigate with any file manager like mc.
You can send it along, but I doubt it will do anything more here.
I may just try to get Terminate (LOVED THAT PROGRAM!!!) to run under DOXBox and via its "virtual modem" stuff that apparently will allow it
to work for the telnet BBS's now.
rick christian wrote to Pedro Silva <=-
It appears that 14.04 is the end of the line for me, and that is where
I will be stuck.. since all the major distros have drunk the systemd
I will do that in a few minutes.
I really like Terminate. It's built in point (or is it full blown node,
I don't remember now) setup is awsome.. :)
And there is commo, telemate and so many others.. my favorite things.. :)
On 09/25/2016 12:31 PM, Rj Clay -> Rick Christian wrote:
There's only an old version for Hardy there now, which I should probably
take down.
Since he's not a Debian Developer (I can't help with this because I'm
only Debian Maintainer, which means I only upload my own pkgs), it will
need to be sponsored by one; for that, his current work is up at:
https://mentors.debian.net/package/syncterm
Just need to use 'dget' on the listed *dsc file to get the sources for it.
Doesn't matter unless those are some how changed from the SF ones...
as after sudo apt-get install unzip andsomencurseslib
It may compile...BUT
it DOES NOTHING!