My recent try raises issues with missing css files. Weird thing is FreeBSD PLIST does not reference them either. And compiling from source does not seem to solve the problem.
I took it upon myself to fix the mess, and ended up falling down a rabbit hole of ncurses support, with cruft going back 25 years.
I've proposed a bunch of fixes, including merging the ncurses and ncursesw packages, as well as making the ncursesw API the default (similar to what FreeBSD and others have done).
Interested to hear of potential issues, especially with older software. Will be testing it thoroughly!
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There are plenty of interesting problems to solve, all the way from writing device drivers and debugging early boot issues, to writing new UIs in Rust.
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If you package #golang code and do not like your toolchain upgrading itself in the middle of the build, I suggest you set GOTOOLCHAIN=local in the environment. I just did that for #pkgsrc
devel/got-portable has been renamed devel/got, superseding the old
unmaintained got port [1][2]. pkgin should automatically take care of
the transition upon upgrade.
with the last update (to version 0.95), devel/got will now install the
got daemon and give instructions on how to set up a GoT server.