<sad_plan>
theres also $KISS_REPODIR, which you can set to where all your repos are located. the old default was /var/db/kiss. so if you wouldve set it to that, it would be KISS_PATH=$KISS_REPODIR/repo/core and so on
<sad_plan>
username14: just put them in you shells rc file, or .profile. preferably .profile
<username14>
it doesnt allows me to export LDFLAGS, only C and CXX, and MAKE works
<sad_plan>
whats the error message?
<sad_plan>
its just export LDFLAGS="-foo -bar" etc
<username14>
yes, sorry, i didnt read your script
<username14>
LD was not included
<xdream8[m]>
yeah i wrote it real quick, you need to add it yourself
<sad_plan>
LD and LDFLAGS are two entierly different flags. LD is your linker, it should probably either be empty, or be set to ld. its not something you need to mess with. atleast not to begin with
<username14>
yes, i meant LDFLAGS, i just wrote it shorter
<username14>
im new here, trying to understand how thinks works...
<sad_plan>
sure. and we're happy to help
<username14>
do i have some options per package, similar to options on BSD ports or to Useflags on gentoo ?
<sad_plan>
no
<sad_plan>
if you would like to disable features, you need to fork the package into a new repo of yours
<sad_plan>
personal repos
<sad_plan>
most peple do them because the core repos may not have everything youd want
<sad_plan>
s/them/that/
<username14>
thats how it works.... will do that later when building X and rest, i will leave base package s by default
<sad_plan>
theres also the alternative system, which comes in handy alot of times
<sad_plan>
theres also kisslinux.org which is the official one initially
<username14>
very interesting distro... i just come here today, first time i heard of KISS... must read a lot, but as for now i like it
<username14>
it will probably go to may favorites
<username14>
im still a distro hoper :)
<sad_plan>
you will eventually learn that most distros, atleast the bigger ones, are more or less the same, appart from the package manager
<username14>
yes
<username14>
all except guix,nix and gobo
<sad_plan>
so unless youre looking for something niche, or soemthing that fits your fundamentals; like being anti sysd, or hate on software bloat, it doesnt really matter if you use debian or arch initially
<sad_plan>
sure, nix and some others have some distinct features
<username14>
its compiling system fine..... good change after a week of compiling sourcemage - error after error
<username14>
these days I'm looking for independent non-famous distributions that offer the user a lot of control over the system, i found sourcemage, kiss and exherbo -this are my goals now
<sad_plan>
cant speak for the others, but kiss certainly gives the user absolute control. you can have w/e youd like really. if youd rather use toybox, or some bsd utils, or sbase/ubase, thats up to you. X, wayland w/e. its all up to you
<username36>
seems something is wrong with my repositories
<xdream8[m]>
only necessary things are included in main repository, if you need a package that is not in main repository you need to either write it yourself or find it on other peoples repos.
<xdream8[m]>
> Kiss Linux's repositories are instead designed to be small and understandable.
<xdream8[m]>
> Instead of attempting to package the world they act as an extensible base which
<xdream8[m]>
users can build upon to suit their needs.
<username36>
ERROR e2fsprogs Checksum mismatch
<username36>
whatever io try to build, always same error