pt., 17 maj 2019 o 20:13 Thomas Meulendijks <t.meulendijks_AT_tuta.io> napisał(a):
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> Hey,
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> I am looking to switch to ubase an sbase and try to only use suckless software where available as a experiment and a way of learning my system better.
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> Now I settled on void linux as a distro since it uses musl.
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> Now when I try to uninstall some packages such as bash(gnu) and coreutils(gnu) I get an error saying it breaks the pgk base-system.
Why are you surprised? You hit the essential system components, so you
get a warning. If in the system scripts in #! you have hard coded
/bin/bash, then after uninstalling bash you will crash the whole
system.
If you want to uninstall bash, make sure you can log in, so try:
grep bash /etc/passwd
> How would I go about switching to ubase and sbase?
Install it into '/usr/local/'. If you type eg 'find', first the path
'/usr/local/bin' will be checked, then '/usr/bin' and finally '/bin'.
see: echo $PATH
to change the order in $PATH, save this in ~ /.profile
and then:
. ~/.profile
btw. there is oasis, a small sbase+ubase+musl linux distro:
https://github.com/michaelforney/oasis/
Daniel
> Thanks in advance!
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> Greetings,
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> Thomas Meulendijks
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Received on Sat May 18 2019 - 11:29:51 CEST