Re-Alpine - Reborn Alpine ... Re: [Alpine-info] Extensions needed for proper crypto support.

[Andraž 'ruskie' Levstik]

:2009-06-10T14:49:Matt Ackeret:



> I guess you have to get the source from the respository in 'git' format,

> whatever that is.  (I know, it's some other source repository..)

> 


git clone git://re-alpine.git.sourceforge.net/gitroot/re-alpine

And to update 'git pull' in the cloned dir.


> I admit I am *not* likely to do this anytime soon, but is there some way to

> just get a tar or disk image or something else of the latest source?

> 


Easy:
Go here
http://re-alpine.git.sourceforge.net/git/gitweb.cgi?p=re-alpine
Select snapshot from the commit you want to get the sources from.


> Yes, I admit, I'm in old fogey mode.  I *just* (in the past year) started

> using subversion.. because I have to.. and now there's these other ones

> coming out.  (I won't go into a whole rant, because there *are* things about

> cvs that annoy me...  But as a summary.  From my experience in doing 

> software integration, subversion fits this saying well:  In theory, theory

> and practice are the same.  In practice, they're not.    Specifically, in

> theory subversion is way better than cvs... but for the things I'm doing with

> it, it's more of a pain than cvs.)


To each his own ;)
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