(Slack) Attitude : New binary package mangement tool for Slackware
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Please provide me tasklist file, /var/lib/attitude/tasklist
Sorry, tasklist has been cleared. But after yesterday's improvements, I noticed a big increase in the speed of the program. And what about new-config command?
I do not envision slackware doing 32 bit x86. It has no real future and the amount of work.
over 90 percent of all machines today are x86_64 cpu's.
It does not make since to keep this huge burden up.
I can see a partial 32 bit still being maintained like most distro's.
Or like Alein Bob's.
Sorry, tasklist has been cleared. But after yesterday's improvements, I noticed a big increase in the speed of the program. And what about new-config command?
Currently I am working on slackman (my own tool for install/uninstall packages).
But I want to know what is expected functionality.
I do not envision slackware doing 32 bit x86. It has no real future and the amount of work.
over 90 percent of all machines today are x86_64 cpu's.
It does not make since to keep this huge burden up.
I can see a partial 32 bit still being maintained like most distro's.
Or like Alein Bob's.
thanks for all the cool scripting man.
Multilib support is optional. It is possible to maintain pure x86_64 bit system.
Do not configure x86 bit and alien multilib repo.
I tried to implement complete package backup functionality. I tried to create "Slackware Install-able Package".
Without using makepkg. Because I want to maintain exact file permission.
Tar file is created using,
Code:
tar cf backupath.c_str() -C rootdir.c_str() --no-recursion -T filepath.c_str()
.
And .txz file is create using,
Code:
xz -c backupath.c_str()
Code:
NOTE: During backup, tool will overwrite/create .new file and delete afterwards it.
Please try it.
Now I am working on slackman tool.
Suggestions are welcome.
Thanks in advance
Last edited by linuxxer; 04-05-2019 at 12:09 PM.
Reason: Spelling mistake
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