App Cafe

[kmoore134]

Our Desktop / Software model is quite different from your
run-of-the-mill Linux / BSD desktop, for stability/sanity reasons

[nomko]

Synaptic and Appcafe are really different. The fact is AppCafe exploits PBI, that is the new PCBSD package format, while base stuff is installed using FreeBSD package format (pkg_* commands). There are some packge GUI frontends, like this based on GTK+, that could allow you to see all FreeBSD-style packages.

I tried installing that program by this command in a terminal:

hg clone https://code.google.com/p/bxpkg/

This is wat i get:

hg: command not found

What did i do wrong?

[bds]

you need to install the Mercurial PBI (AppCafe > Development > Mercurial > *install* OR AppCafe > search for Mercurial > *install*).

cheers!

[nomko]

you need to install the Mercurial PBI (AppCafe > Development > Mercurial > *install* OR AppCafe > search for Mercurial > *install*).

cheers!

No, didn't solved the problem. Still get the message:

hg: Command not found.

I did a search in AppCafe and found ToroiseHg. I'll try this...

[bds]

that's weird - i hope the TortoiseHG works!

[kmoore134]

In your shell, did you run "rehash" before trying the "hg" command again?

[nomko]

In your shell, did you run "rehash" before trying the "hg" command again?

No, i've got no clue about that command. What does that command do?

[kmoore134]

It just rescans for commands in your PATH, so if you install a new
command it'll make it work without typing the full pathname, like
/usr/local/bin/hg

[RyanBram]

I tried installing that program by this command in a terminal:

Code:

hg clone https://code.google.com/p/bxpkg/

This is wat i get:


What did i do wrong?

Type following command instead in terminal:

pkg_add -r bxpkg

It will install bxpkg in your system