>> Well, as long as we don't offer pre-built packages on CD the poor 
>> user will have to download them in MacOS or set up an internet 
>> connection in NetBSD. In theory it's pkg_add kde3 or cd 
>> /usr/pkgsrc/meta-pkgs/kde3; make update ( and MUCH time ) but we all 
>> know it's not quite as easy.
>>
>> Last time I checked i386 was the only port that offers iso-images 
>> with more than the base OS, I think at least on macppc we should 
>> include pre-built KDE, WindowMaker and probably Gnome so the user has 
>> something to start with. Then we should finally find out what the 
>> hell is wrong with gecko on macppc - that's why I suggested including 
>> KDE, Konqueror works fine but anything gecko-based produces all kinds 
>> of funky rendering errors. So far I've been unable to track them down 
>> but they happen on both of my macppc boxes. The only app with 
>> remotely similar problems is bmp, I guess I'll check that next... 
>> Maybe we should also set up cvs ( maybe set CVSROOT in root's 
>> .profile ) and include pkgsrc.
>
> It would be nice if someone could do macppc bulk  builds.
> NetBSD only offers binaries built from people who have signed the 
> developers agreement on ftp.netbsd.org, but even from others, binary 
> pkgs would be nice:
> 1) they can be downloaded and used and
> 2) bugs can be identified.
>
> See http://www.netbsd.org/Documentation/pkgsrc/binary.html#bulkbuild 
> for instructions on setting up bulk builds.

i'd like to contribute -- the where to put the binaries (especially to 
avoid 1000 and one different places from where to fetch parts of bulk 
builds 8)? or is there a contact you could point me/us to?

tia,

timo