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[Ilovehotdog]

why close my thread?

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Thread 'do freebsd run Linyaps ？'

Dec 23, 2024

do freebsd run Linyaps ？

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Linyaps,known as"如意玲珑"in Chinese,is set to become a unified executable file format for Linux distributions。It aims to address the complexities and cross-dependencies associated with traditional software packaging formats,thereby enhancing compatibility and simplifying software deployment across different Linux systems。Linyaps has already seen significant progress with the migration of a vast number of software packages to its format,with over 2000 applications successfully adapted and made available through various channels including the...

• Ilovehotdog
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i just want to know "yes or no".

what's the funny picture which it replay?

what's the question about saling?

it is just a web to display the applications with linyaps mode.

a application manager just gather all links of these applications.

download with no charge.

so, sale what ?


ok, let's change a question.

does freebsd run debian's application?

or support "deb" file?

 

[ralphbsz]

why close my thread?

There is a general rule on this forum that questions of the type "why is FreeBSD not more like Linux..." are not welcome. At the very top of the forum, there is a thread that says "required reading" which explains this.

does freebsd run debian's application?

FreeBSD is not Linux, it is not a Linux distribution, it does not contain Linux code. It does not natively run any Linux application or program, whether it be Debian, RedHat, Fedora, Slackware, SUSE or any other distribution. You can not install any deb files (nor rpm packages nor flat packs nor docker thingies nor ...) on FreeBSD; you can install ports and packages. The fact that you are asking this question makes me wonder whether you understand that difference.

There exists a Linux compatibility tool in FreeBSD. It is described in the handbook. I have no idea how well it works, how compatible it is, whether you can install whole packages on it, since I personally have never used it.

 

[Ilovehotdog]

There exists a Linux compatibility tool in FreeBSD. It is described in the handbook.


。。。。。

it is the answer which i need.

thanks.