Post B5UFYlBDQTKHdCVvKS by csepp@merveilles.town
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 (DIR) Post #B5UFYkm2w3C2N8jp68 by jameschip@merveilles.town
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       One thing that has irritated me with GhostBSD is installing packages. I have now, on more than one occasion run:pkg install packageOnly to be told that no package exists, but it is supposed to. Then it turns out that, for some reason that escapes me, it turns out you install the package via:pkg install category/packageFor instance:pkg install genisoimageWill not install genisoimage. Package is not found. Instead it is:pkg install sysutils/genisoimageWhich makes it very frustrating to search for and find software at times. I am currently at a loss as where I can install wodim from. I can search up the man page on the freebsd website, but the package escapes me.
       
 (DIR) Post #B5UFYlBDQTKHdCVvKS by csepp@merveilles.town
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       @jameschip Wow, that's a weird design.  If the name uniquely identifies the package, that should be enough.
       
 (DIR) Post #B5UFYlYc1U2cnlSbnU by khm@hj.9fs.net
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       it's a holdover from the ports sytem, where stuff is categorized in directories under the ports tree.  it mostly prevents every single port being in one directory.  in this case, wodim is provided by sysutils/cdrkit, which I had to find by grepping the ghostbst-ports repository for bin/wodimCC: @jameschip@merveilles.town