[APP] Preware

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Hi my friends.

I just bring here the Preware App, here is a little information about:

Preware is a package management application for the Palm Pre and the Palm Pixi. Preware allows the user to install any package from any of the open standard package repositories on preware.org (or any other location that hosts an open standard package repository). Preware relies on a custom written service developed from community research which allows the mojo app to talk to the built-in ipkg tool.

Just go to:
http://www.webos-internals.org/wiki/Application:Preware
And you will find everything over there, How to install it, how to use it, etc.

I'm the developer of Preware.

You should just point people to http://install.preware.org/ for instructions and http://get.preware.org/ for the packages if they can't use WebOS Quick Install for some reason.

You should remove that specific direct link from your post, (a) it's incorrect (you're missing a 'k' from the end) and (b) it will quickly become outdated and (c) when you use WebOS Quick Install to install Preware it automatically gets the latest version for you by default.

The best way to learn how to install Preware is to download the Preware Homebrew Documentation app from the official app catalog (yes, that's correct - HP/Palm allows homebrew instructions in the official app catalog).

-- Rod

Originally Posted by rwhitby

I'm the developer of Preware.

You should just point people to http://install.preware.org/ for instructions and http://get.preware.org/ for the packages if they can't use WebOS Quick Install for some reason.

You should remove that specific direct link from your post, (a) it's incorrect (you're missing a 'k' from the end) and (b) it will quickly become outdated and (c) when you use WebOS Quick Install to install Preware it automatically gets the latest version for you by default.

The best way to learn how to install Preware is to download the Preware Homebrew Documentation app from the official app catalog (yes, that's correct - HP/Palm allows homebrew instructions in the official app catalog).

-- Rod

Again thanks for your suggestion and really I don't like that way, anyways there's a way to find who is the dev of a program and is called "GOOGLE"... I'm not against put the name of the Dev... but anyways thanks...