Featureless Linux Library / News: Recent posts

The Featureless Linux Library stable version 0.6.12 is now released as pre-packaged tarballs.

The different package setups, individual, level, monolithic, and stand_alone are now provided and have their build type prepended to the package name.
The programs prepended with monolithic default to monolithic but may be compiled against level and individual.
The stand_alone is only available for select programs and these have no dependencies within the project itself.... read more

The Featureless Linux Library stable version 0.6.11 is now released as pre-packaged tarballs.

The different package setups, individual, level, monolithic, and stand_alone are now provided and have their build type prepended to the package name.
The programs prepended with monolithic default to monolithic but may be compiled against level and individual.
The stand_alone is only available for select programs and these have no dependencies within the project itself.... read more

The Featureless Linux Library stable version 0.6.10 is now released as pre-packaged tarballs.

The different package setups, individual, level, monolithic, and stand_alone are now provided and have their build type prepended to the package name.
The programs prepended with monolithic default to monolithic but may be compiled against level and individual.
The stand_alone is only available for select programs and these have no dependencies within the project itself.... read more

The Featureless Linux Library stable version 0.6.9 is now released as pre-packaged tarballs.

The different package setups, individual, level, monolithic, and stand_alone are now provided and have their build type prepended to the package name.
The programs prepended with monolithic default to monolithic but may be compiled against level and individual.
The stand_alone is only available for select programs and these have no dependencies within the project itself.... read more

The Featureless Linux Library stable version 0.6.8 is now released as pre-packaged tarballs.

The different package setups, individual, level, monolithic, and stand_alone are now provided and have their build type prepended to the package name.
The programs prepended with monolithic default to monolithic but may be compiled against level and individual.
The stand_alone is only available for select programs and these have no dependencies within the project itself.... read more

The Featureless Linux Library stable version 0.6.7 is now released as pre-packaged tarballs.

The different package setups, individual, level, monolithic, and stand_alone are now provided and have their build type prepended to the package name.
The programs prepended with monolithic default to monolithic but may be compiled against level and individual.
The stand_alone is only available for select programs and these have no dependencies within the project itself.... read more

The Featureless Linux Library stable version 0.6.6 is now released as pre-packaged tarballs.

The different package setups, individual, level, monolithic, and stand_alone are now provided and have their build type prepended to the package name.
The programs prepended with monolithic default to monolithic but may be compiled against level and individual.
The stand_alone is only available for select programs and these have no dependencies within the project itself.... read more

The Featureless Linux Library stable version 0.6.5 is now released as pre-packaged tarballs.

The different package setups, individual, level, monolithic, and stand_alone are now provided and have their build type prepended to the package name.
The programs prepended with monolithic default to monolithic but may be compiled against level and individual.
The stand_alone is only available for select programs and these have no dependencies within the project itself.... read more

The Featureless Linux Library stable version 0.6.4 is now released as pre-packaged tarballs.

The different package setups, individual, level, monolithic, and stand_alone are now provided and have their build type prepended to the package name.
The programs prepended with monolithic default to monolithic but may be compiled against level and individual.
The stand_alone is only available for select programs and these have no dependencies within the project itself.... read more

The Featureless Linux Library stable version 0.6.3 is now released as prepackaged tarballs.

The different package setups, individual, level, monolithic, and stand_alone are now provided and have their build type prepended to the package name.
The programs prepended with monolithic default to monolithic but may be compiled against level and individual.
The stand_alone is only available for select programs and these have no dependencies within the project itself.... read more

The Featureless Linux Library stable version 0.6.2 is now released as prepackaged tarballs.

The different package setups, individual, level, monolithic, and stand_alone are now provided and have their build type prepended to the package name.
The programs prepended with monolithic default to monolithic but may be compiled against level and individual.
The stand_alone is only available for select programs and these have no dependencies within the project itself.... read more

The Featureless Linux Library stable version 0.6.1 is now released as a tarball prepackaged using the monolithic build.

The FLL can be compiled using one of the following methods:
- ./boostrap.sh build -m monolithic
- fake build -m monolithic

Then it can be installed by either manually copying from the build/ directory or by invoking the install helper script:
- su -c './install.sh'

The available programs, such as fake are provided in their own packages as well.
These programs can be compiled using any of the build modes (but still require the FLL be compiled using that same mode):
- individual
- level
- monolithic... read more

The Featureless Linux Library stable version 0.6.0 is now released as a tarball prepackaged using the monolithic build.

The FLL can be compiled using one of the following methods:
- ./boostrap.sh build -m monolithic
- fake build -m monolithic

Then it can be installed by either manually copying from the build/ directory or by invoking the install helper script:
- su -c './install.sh'

The available programs, such as fake are provided in their own packages as well.
These programs can be compiled using any of the build modes (but still require the FLL be compiled using that same mode):
- individual
- level
- monolithic... read more

The FLL project 0.5.10 is now released as a tarball prepackaged using the monolithic build.

The FLL can be compiled using one of the following methods:
- ./boostrap.sh build -m monolithic
- fake build -m monolithic

Then it can be installed by either manually copying from the build/ directory or by invoking the install helper script:
- su -c './install.sh'

The available programs, such as fake are provided in their own packages as well.
These programs can be compiled using any of the build modes (but still require the FLL be compiled using that same mode):
- individual
- level
- monolithic... read more

The FLL project 0.5.9 is now released as a tarball prepackaged using the monolithic build.

The FLL can be compiled using one of the following methods:
- ./boostrap.sh build -m monolithic
- fake build -m monolithic

Then it can be installed by either manually copying from the build/ directory or by invoking the install helper script:
- su -c './install.sh'

The available programs, such as fake are provided in their own packages as well.
These programs can be compiled using any of the build modes (but still require the FLL be compiled using that same mode):
- individual
- level
- monolithic... read more

The FLL project 0.5.8 is now released as a tarball prepackaged using the monolithic build.

The FLL can be compiled using one of the following methods:
- ./boostrap.sh build -m monolithic
- fake build -m monolithic

Then it can be installed by either manually copying from the build/ directory or by invoking the install helper script:
- su -c './install.sh'

The available programs, such as fake are provided in their own packages as well.
These programs can be compiled using any of the build modes (but still require the FLL be compiled using that same mode):
- individual
- level
- monolithic... read more

The FLL project 0.5.7 is now released as a tarball prepackaged using the monolithic build.

The FLL can be compiled using one of the following methods:
- ./boostrap.sh build -m monolithic
- fake build -m monolithic

Then it can be installed by either manually copying from the build/ directory or by invoking the install helper script:
- su -c './install.sh'

The available programs, such as fake are provided in their own packages as well.
These programs can be compiled using any of the build modes (but still require the FLL be compiled using that same mode):
- individual
- level
- monolithic... read more

The FLL project 0.5.6 is now released as a tarball prepackaged using the monolithic build.

The FLL can be compiled using one of the following methods:
- ./boostrap.sh build -m monolithic
- fake build -m monolithic

Then it can be installed by either manually copying from the build/ directory or by invoking the install helper script:
- su -c './install.sh'

The available programs, such as fake are provided in their own packages as well.
These programs can be compiled using any of the build modes (but still require the FLL be compiled using that same mode):
- individual
- level
- monolithic... read more

The FLL project 0.5.5 is now released as a tarball prepackaged using the monolithic build.

The FLL can be compiled using one of the following methods:
- ./boostrap.sh build -m monolithic
- fake build -m monolithic

Then it can be installed by either manually copying from the build/ directory or by invoking the install helper script:
- su -c './install.sh'

The available programs, such as fake are provided in their own packages as well.
These programs can be compiled using any of the build modes (but still require the FLL be compiled using that same mode):
- individual
- level
- monolithic... read more

The FLL project 0.5.3 is now released as a tarball prepackaged using the monolithic build.

The FLL can be compiled using one of the following methods:
- ./boostrap.sh build -m monolithic
- fake build -m monolithic

Then it can be installed by either manually copying from the build/ directory or by invoking the install helper script:
- su -c './install.sh'

The available programs, such as fake are provided in their own packages as well.
These programs can be compiled using any of the build modes (but still require the FLL be compiled using that same mode):
- individual
- level
- monolithic... read more

The FLL project 0.5.2 is now released as a tarball prepackaged using the monolithic build.

The FLL can be compiled using one of the following methods:
- ./boostrap.sh build -m monolithic
- fake build -m monolithic

Then it can be installed by either manually copying from the build/ directory or by invoking the install helper script:
- su -c './install.sh'

The available programs, such as fake are provided in their own packages as well.
These programs can be compiled using any of the build modes (but still require the FLL be compiled using that same mode):
- individual
- level
- monolithic... read more

The FLL project 0.5.1 is now released as a tarball prepackaged using the monolithic build.

The FLL can be compiled using one of the following methods:
- ./boostrap.sh build -m monolithic
- fake build -m monolithic

Then it can be installed by either manually copying from the build/ directory or by invoking the install helper script:
- su -c './install.sh'

The available programs, such as fake are provided in their own packages as well.
These programs can be compiled using any of the build modes (but still require the FLL be compiled using that same mode):
- individual
- level
- monolithic... read more

The FLL project 0.5.0 is now released as a tarball prepackaged using the monolithic build.

The FLL can be compiled using one of the following methods:
- ./boostrap.sh build -m monolithic
- fake build -m monolithic

Then it can be installed by either manually copying from the build/ directory or by invoking the install helper script:
- su -c './install.sh'

The available programs, such as fake are provided in their own packages as well.
These programs can be compiled using any of the build modes (but still require the FLL be compiled using that same mode):
- individual
- level
- monolithic... read more

There is significant work being done in regards to getting Featureless Make ready to go.
There are areas that are ignored and will need future polishing and cleanup but the goal is to get a fully functional build system that is an alternative to the overly complicated autoconf/automake/make build system.

The Native UTF-8 support is ongoing.
It is simply a massive amount of work so I decided to just work on it in random sprints.... read more

Not much has changed in the 0.3.x branch and therefore a stable series is being released.

The 0.4.x branch has an even minor version number, which means that there will be no API changes and only bug fixes. The only significant difference between 0.4.0 and 0.3.0 is that the 0.4.x has a couple of important fixes for the fll_execute sub-project.