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Re: opsys version (RE: Making it easier to get and use pkgsrc)

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Subject: Re: opsys version (RE: Making it easier to get and use pkgsrc)
From: markucz%gmail.com@localhost
Date: Tue, 14 Dec 2010 12:51:42 +0200

My guess is that 'ydl' stands for Yellow Dog Linux and the rest is patchlevel
number. I find the proposed patch quite useful, too. I suppose anything after
the '-' should be ignored, though in the case of RHEL and clones this info is
significant, given Red Hat's habit of sticking to a particular kernel version
and backporting changes.

Regards

References:
- Making it easier to get and use pkgsrc
  - From: David Brownlee
- Re: Making it easier to get and use pkgsrc
  - From: Jean-Yves Migeon
- Re: Making it easier to get and use pkgsrc
  - From: Thomas Klausner
- opsys version (RE: Making it easier to get and use pkgsrc)
  - From: Larson, Timothy E.
- Re: opsys version (RE: Making it easier to get and use pkgsrc)
  - From: Thomas Klausner

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