pmpkg

If you're looking for a way to build SysV style binary packages for Solaris, you might be interested in trying out pmpkg. This software provides a script and definitions that allow you to automate the process of building packages from source tarballs. It's similar to ports or ebuilds and aims to make reuse of system packages where possible, while keeping dependencies to a minimum.

The latest release of pmpkg includes some new features that make it even more robust than before. In particular, there have been improvements to the handling of the package tree in several different areas. Plus, you'll find a bunch of new packages that have been added to the mix. These include popular options like mkvtoolnix, 0install, and wine, as well as updates for other packages such as openldap, php4, boost, and more.

Overall, pmpkg is a useful tool for anyone who wants to streamline the package-building process on Solaris. If you're tired of doing everything manually and want a more efficient way to manage your packages, give pmpkg a try. With its ease of use and robust features, you might just find that it's the perfect solution for your needs.