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This page lists [[Haiku]] packages which I created for this OS. The only reason for existence of this page is that I don't try to get the packages to the upstream immediately, but all out-of-repo packages I use are available on my [[file server]] ({{http,ftp|haiku/packages}}). | This page lists [[Haiku]] packages which I created for this OS. The only reason for existence of this page is that I don't try to get the packages to the upstream immediately, but all out-of-repo packages I use are available on my [[file server]] ({{http,ftp|haiku/packages}}). | ||
I'm trying to get most of these to the [https://github.com/haikuports/haikuports/ HaikuPorts] | I'm trying to get most of these to the [https://github.com/haikuports/haikuports/ HaikuPorts] eventually. However, some of the packages listed on this page consist mostly of duct tape and glue – I intend to enhance most of these, but I probably won't try to upstream them soon. | ||
The packages here (and on the file server) are grouped by their subjective <q>quality</q>, so you can make sure you won't install the crappiest of these. | The packages here (and on the file server) are grouped by their subjective <q>quality</q>, so you can make sure you won't install the crappiest of these. | ||
Latest revision as of 10:00, 15 October 2026
This page lists Haiku packages which I created for this OS. The only reason for existence of this page is that I don't try to get the packages to the upstream immediately, but all out-of-repo packages I use are available on my file server (HTTPS, FTP).
I'm trying to get most of these to the HaikuPorts eventually. However, some of the packages listed on this page consist mostly of duct tape and glue – I intend to enhance most of these, but I probably won't try to upstream them soon.
The packages here (and on the file server) are grouped by their subjective quality
, so you can make sure you won't install the crappiest of these.
I tested all of these run at least somehow. The hi_quality category should contain only fully-usable packages.
By category
- Embedded software programming
- ARM toolchains
- Programming and debugging
- Emulation
- Libraries
- Haiku specific
- (no packages yet)
- Ported from other systems
- Haiku specific
- Command-line utilities
- Haiku specific
- (no packages yet)
- Ported from other systems
- Haiku specific
🦊 Upstreamed to HaikuPorts
- This section is left intentionally blank.
✨ High-quality packages
I use most of these packages daily on Haiku and they just work.
These packages are the ones which don't have any severe problems during the runtime, don't pollute the filesystem with FHS etc.
🫤 Mid-quality packages
👎 Quick'n'dirty and crappy packages