slackpkg++ : New Package management tool for Slackware (Under Development)
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If you want something to "reduce bugs and bad programming practices," C++ is already better than C. And Poettering is a C programmer, so that part of your post is nonsensical. In short, your post was flaming and devoid of any useful content. We are all dumber for having read it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul.
hahaha, maybe I boiled in too many ideas in one sentence.
Don't feel dumb.
I am programmed to be nonsensical as well as making you feel dumb.
slackpkg++ update
/usr/libexec/slackpkg++/refresh-cache: line 79: /tmp/slackpkg++.0s9epO/tag*/pkglist.source: No such file or directory
cut: tag*/pkglist: No such file or directory
** Processing : alien **
Downloading: alien/ChangeLog.txt
URL: http://bear.alienbase.nl/mirrors/people/alien/sbrepos/ChangeLog.txt
##################################################################################################################################################################### 100.0%
alien/ChangeLog.txt differ...
it is updating, I have no idea at which speed, the files are being download, and where they are being downloaded, I could use axel in some scenarios to accelerate the download .
I also don't know why the error tag*/pkglist appeared.
slackpkg++ update
/usr/libexec/slackpkg++/refresh-cache: line 79: /tmp/slackpkg++.0s9epO/tag*/pkglist.source: No such file or directory
cut: tag*/pkglist: No such file or directory
it is updating, I have no idea at which speed, the files are being download, and where they are being downloaded, I could use axel in some scenarios to accelerate the download .
I also don't know why the error tag*/pkglist appeared.
Issue about refresh-cache error: This is first time run issue.
This is implementation issue. I am working on it.
Thanks for your replay.
This tool is using 'curl' command line tool (not curl library) to download the files.
According my idea I am trying to follow UNIX philosophy (or I am lazy programmer).
I have tested the tool on Slackware64 14.2 installation.
attitude and nattitude works properly.
I have issue with ncurses package available on Slackware64 Current.
This issue because of different version of ncurses.
I am working on it.
** New Feactures added **
1 . (Optional) Priority based package source selection
I have added priorirty based package source selection.
During installation, packages are selected as per assigned priority (if any specific package source is not provided on command line).
It means, user can override on automatic package source selection.
2. Curl based package/update download.
I have implemented wrapper for curl to download the files.
** Known Issue **
1. I had recently finished the curl wrapper implemention.
Some times (not always) download may pause at end of download.
I am working on it.
2. nattitude : ncurses based interface get Segmentation fault error with latest ncurses package available on Slackware64 current.
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