Rudix 2009 Update

Rudix is a complete collection of pre-compiled and ready to use Unix compatible software (packages) which are not available from a standard installation of Mac OS X (or Darwin) and is very popular among other Unixes environments like GNU/Linux and FreeBSD
For example, software like wget, ncftp, lynx and many more command line tools. Rudix for system administrators and developers is a powerful and easy to customize mechanism to retrieve, compile and create native Mac OS X packages (.pkg files).
Rudix is very quite similar in concept to BSDs ports system and is proudly keeping the tradition of elegance and simplicity.

System requirements:
- For using the porting system the development tools (X-Code) must be installed.
- It is required to setup /usr/local/bin and /usr/local/sbin in your /etc/profile (or $HOME/.profile) in order to use the utilities.

Enhancements
- Solid build on Leopard.
- Featuring new packages: cscope 15.7, figlet 2.2.2, httptunnel 3.3, libmaa 1.1.1, libzip 0.9.
- Updated current base of packages to the newest version: bzr 1.12, django 1.0.2, epic5, ffmpeg 0.5, lighttpd 1.4.22, mercurial 1.2, mutt 1.5.19, p7zip 4.65, python 3.0.1, readline 6.0, rsync 3.0.5, varnish 2.0.3 and more.