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'''GhostBSD''' ports are based on FreeBSD/TrueOS ports with additional applications.<br/>
 
'''GhostBSD''' ports are based on FreeBSD/TrueOS ports with additional applications.<br/>
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The GhostBSD ports will be updated from the FreeBSD ports collection continuously. It is recommended to use the GhostBSD ports within GhostBSD. GhostBSD does not use the same init system then FreeBSD.
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'''Attantion: Don't use portsnap''' to get the FreeBSD ports collection on your computer.
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'''Instead do:''' <code>sudo git clone https://github.com/ghostbsd/ghostbsd-ports /usr/ports</code>
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The ports-collection of GhostBSD allows users and admins to install applications easily. At the moment are in the ports-collection more than 30.000 ports.  
 
The ports-collection of GhostBSD allows users and admins to install applications easily. At the moment are in the ports-collection more than 30.000 ports.  
  

Revision as of 10:52, 27 December 2019

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Introduction

GhostBSD ports are based on FreeBSD/TrueOS ports with additional applications.

The GhostBSD ports will be updated from the FreeBSD ports collection continuously. It is recommended to use the GhostBSD ports within GhostBSD. GhostBSD does not use the same init system then FreeBSD.

Attantion: Don't use portsnap to get the FreeBSD ports collection on your computer.

Instead do: sudo git clone https://github.com/ghostbsd/ghostbsd-ports /usr/ports

The ports-collection of GhostBSD allows users and admins to install applications easily. At the moment are in the ports-collection more than 30.000 ports.

The ports-collection supports always the newest version of an application and follows FreeBSD-CURRENT and FreeBSD-STABLE. Older versions will not be supported.

Function

Each port contains also all patches of a source code of an application.

To install an application you have to download the source code and unpack it. You have to go to the directory of that port on your PC and do: make install as root.

Each port contains a make-file. It downloads, unpacks and installs the source code and all patches of an application.

The practice is the same as on 4.5. Using the Ports Collection ob FreeBSD described.

Suggestion

There are a lot of pre-compiled packages. It is easier to open a terminal and use pkg or more easier to use Software Station.

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