slackwarearm 14.2 - current avoid KDE packages on "slackpkg install-new"
I'm not used to use current.
But to update slackware I have to do Code:
slackpkg update Code:
slackpkg install-new There is any to avoid this? Maybe using a blacklist or with a template? |
install-new supposed to only install new packages after main release of system
so you might have gotten couple new kde packages Code:
slackpkg blacklist kde |
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It is normal that Code:
slackpkg install-new |
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That solved it! |
Ran into this with slackwarearm-current
Sorry to revive this - I think there's some issue with slackpkg specific to slackwarearm that's still unresolved.
I recently installed slackwarearm-current on an RPi 3 B+ (thanks to Sarpi). When I run slackpkg upgrade-all, it suggests all of the kde packages for installation, even though I never selected kde/kdei during the initial Slackware install. I've never run across this with slackware x86/64. And blacklisting kde* was never necessary on x86/64. I also had to blacklist sendmail (was suggesting that also) and the kernel packages. Now I've got a very large blacklist and it also takes a very long time for the step "Looking for NEW packages to install. Please wait..." to run since it is looking at everything. |
Figured it out, though the outcome isn't great
To answer my own question, it's because the slackwarearm-current Changelog.txt contains all those kde & sendmail packages as "Added.", whereas the slackware(64)-current Changelog.txt does not. This Alien Bob post provided the answer:
https://www.linuxquestions.org/quest...4/#post4907020 To illustrate, the output of these 2 commands is very different (many more packages marked as Added. in arm): Code:
grep "Added\." slackwarearm-current/ChangeLog.txt Code:
grep "Added\." slackware64-current/ChangeLog.txt I normally like to run "slackpkg install-new" on a regular basis along with the updates, since new packages do get added from time to time. It looks like I'll need to stop doing that on slackwarearm systems since the huge number of kde packages that show up swamp any other new packages that get added. So on slackwarearm I'll be changing my standard alias: Code:
alias spuu='slackpkg update; slackpkg upgrade-all; slackpkg install-new' Code:
alias spuu='slackpkg update; slackpkg upgrade-all' |
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Also, there will be many more marked as "Added" because -current started off with no packages, so all were "Added" since in order to use -current, you had to reinstall from fresh because you cannot upgrade from 14.2. |
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