Projects

FreeBSD Ports

The FreeBSD Ports and Packages collection is used to install and manage software on the FreeBSD operating system.

portupgrade

Portupgrade (aka pkgtools) is a tool set for working with FreeBSD ports and packages. It enhances abilities of the system tools and adds many new ones.

Homebrew

Homebrew: the missing package manager for OS X Homebrew installs the stuff you need that Apple didn’t.

EasyBSD

EasyBSD is a modular automation script designed to assist in the extensive post installation process that is required in FreeBSD. The following are modules that are included with EasyBSD, Checks, Update, Security, Networking, Firewall, Recommended Ports, Tips and Tweaks, Daemon, and Universe.

DarwinPorts

Darwin Ports is a tiny set of patches that will allow you to use the FreeBSD Ports Collection on the Darwin operating system

MXE (M cross environment)

MXE (M cross environment) is a Makefile that compiles a cross compiler and cross compiles many free libraries such as SDL and Qt. Thus, it provides a nice cross compiling environment for various target platforms.

portshaker

Portshaker is a tool for merging partial ports trees in the FreeBSD ports tree. It is used by the BSD# project to ease ports maintenance.

freebsd-texlive

The FreeBSD-TeXLive project provides TeXLive through the FreeBSD ports collection.

BSD#

The BSD# Project is devoted to porting and maintaining the Mono .NET framework and applications for FreeBSD. The repository currently contains FreeBSD ports for the framework, libraries and third parties applications released, that are not in the main FreeBSD ports tree, with the intent that ... [More] they will be intergrated ones they are ready. The project aims to act as a central testing point for porting new releases for introducing new applications, and for testing framework wide changes that will affect all applications that rely on Mono before they reach the FreeBSD ports tree. [Less]

portgrep

portgrep is a tool that can help to analize existing FreeBSD ports and how they use different variables and etc. It is similar to this command: find /usr/ports/ -name Makefile -exec grep -H STRING {} \;Installationfetch current version of portgrep extract it change directory make make install ... [More] UsageFor example I want to know were and how Boost's shared_prt library is used: portgrep Makefile shared_ptrOutput: Found in: /usr/ports/devel/libopkele/Makefile BUILD_DEPENDS= ${LOCALBASE}/include/boost/shared_ptr.hpp:${PORTSDIR}/devel/boost-libs Found in: /usr/ports/devel/monotone/Makefile BUILD_DEPENDS= ${LOCALBASE}/include/boost/shared_ptr.hpp:${PORTSDIR}/devel/boost-libs \ ... [Less]