Lunar package management inside OpenSUSE

[Jean-Michel Bruenn]

Cześć Marek,

may i ask, why you would like to port the package management from
Lunar Linux to OpenSUSE instead of simply using Lunar Linux? A Linux
Distribution consists of a few things, which are more or less equal in
every distributions. The "differences" between those distributions are
the package management, some patches for the kernel (imho part of the
package management) and some tools which are able to run on nearly
every other distribution also.

So - You can install Lunar Linux, add some patches to the kernel,
install KDE and install the apps which you like at OpenSuSE. No need to
port the package management.

Cheers

On Sat, 4 Sep 2010 16:54:05 +0200 Marek Paśnikowski
<marekpasnikowski at interia.eu> wrote:

> Hey Guys.
> Do you remember the question I asked you about inclusion of lunar in other 
> distributions? I had found some time to think other it and came up with an 
> idea. From what I've learned about Linux already, the package manager could be 
> installed like any other package, right? So I would "./configure -> make -> 
> make install" the source of lunar on my OpenSUSE installation and see what 
> happens next. I guess, a few other files would be needed to copy beforehand, 
> too. Of course, I am perfectly aware that there will be some side effects, 
> like broken zypper package management. The only think I don't know is the 
> exact process of lunar moonbase deployment into the other distribution. Could 
> you provide the instructions, please?
> PS: I wasn't able to find the source of lunar on the website.
> 
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