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RPMS
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The directory "RPMS" contains binary or noarch RPMS.
If you don't find corresponding SRPMS in the SRPMS directory, they are
from either ftp://ftp.ccex.miyazaki-u.ac.jp/pub/JRPM60/
or ftp://ftp.linuxppc.org/pub/
or simple rebuilds of corresponding DR3 packages by "rpm --rebuild". You
had better go to these sites and get the latest packages. On the other
hand, the packages with SRPMS are prepared by me, so use them at your own
risk.
In order to download an RPM file with Netscape,
move the mouse cursor to a target link and, in the case of Unix, press
the right button, or in the case of Mac, keep the mouse button pressed
until a context-sensitive menu shows up. Then select "Save
Link As" and save the RPM file as "Source".
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SRPMS
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The directory "SRPMS" contains unofficial source RPMS
I created when I couldn't find any corresponding RPMs or when the one available
didn't work on my MkLinux box.
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SPECS
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The directory "SPECS" contains unofficial SPEC files.
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SOURCES
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The directory "SOURCES" contains unofficial patch
files used to build the unofficial RPMs mentioned above.
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cernlib
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The "cernlib" directory contains CERNLIB99/2000. CERNLIB is now free.
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diary
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The "diary" directory contains records of my MkLinux
life (in Japanese).
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dis45
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The "dis45" directory contains a graphic display application
for data analysis using CERNLIB.
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fukui
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K.Fukui's Rawhide installation
kit. A great contribution by K.Fukui to the MkLinux community.
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jdk
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The "jdk" directory contains a Java Developer's Kit ported
to MkLinux by the PowerPC JDK porting team. Get the latest from their
official web site. Notice that this also requires
a license agreement.
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jlc
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The "jlc" directory contains various programs developed
for linear collider physics.
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netscape
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The "netscape" directory contains the famous netscape
browser ported to MkLinux. The binary packages were retrieved from the
official Netscape mirror site. Get the latest ones from there or other
mirrors, if possible.
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root
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The "root" directory contains a fully object-oriented
data analysis library called "ROOT" developed by the CERN ROOT team. Unlike
CERNLIB, it is free for non-commercial use. Get the latest one from the
ROOT download page".
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xtt
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The "xtt" directory contains a set of packages necessary
to introduce TrueType features to your X server. The TrueType X sever was
first ported to MkLinux by M.Utsugi. See his
site for details.