New arm binary including totally recompiled gcc

Updated nmap.tb

Add inetutils package

Fixed a typo in crew script

calculate SHORTARCH from ARCH - fix for missing getconf

Fixes: "live packet capture not supported on this system."
Compiles without unnecessary zenmap.

This package adds GNU Inetutils 1.9.4, i.e. the standard telnet, ftp and related tools that are missing on ChromeOS. Website: https://www.gnu.org/software/inetutils/ . Tested and confirmed working on Samsung Series 3 ARM Chromebook.

Add R package

Fix package being broken on ARM due to asm error

add zip source file support, fix a minor nit

Add package for bacon (BASIC-to-C converter) tool

Add missing DESTDIR

Add a2ps and dependencies

This adds the BaCon BASIC-to-C converter (3.5). BaCon allows one to write programs using a modern BASIC dialect and generate C code and and binaries as output. The final step of the installation script fails to create a directory containing a sample source file but the tool itself works properly. Will address the example creation step in the future as time permits.

Tested sucessfully on Samsung Chromebook 3 (XE500C13-K01US).

Move newlisp into correct location

Add package for newLISP programming language

update vim to version 8

This adds the newLISP (10.7.0) programming language. newLISP is a general-purpose, Lisp-like scripting language. Currently has readline and ffi support disabled. Things work correctly but adding support for these two things in eventually would be nice.

Tested sucessfully on Samsung Chromebook 3 (XE500C12-K01US).

Add nmap package

Add NcFTP (client) package

Add manpages

Add package for ScrollZ IRC client

This adds ScrollZ 2.3 as a package. There's currently no IRC client package available for Chromebrew, and while e.g. EPIC may be more popular, ScrollZ has been a favorite since the 90s. This latest version 2.3 has been released earlier this year. Tested successfully on a Samsung Series 3 (ARM) Chromebook.

This adds NcFTP client 3.2.6 as a package. This is useful, since we don't have any standard FTP console client on ChromeOS. If the user has ncurses or openssl libraries installed, then the client can be run via an ncurses or with encryption respectively, but this is optional and therefore not defined in the dependencies. Tested the package successfully on a Samsung Series 3 (ARM) Chromebook.

This adds nmap 7.31 as a package. I have tested the package on a Samsung Series 3 (ARM) machine and everything compiles successfully. The resulting binary works without issues. I did not add "openssl" as a dependency - this is on purpose. For a few corner cases, nmap can use some SSL functionality, but it works perfectly without. However, if the user has "openssl" installed at the time this package is being installed, then nmap will use this.