LXer: "Sushi Huh?" - Easily Download Packages For Offline Installation In Debian, Ubu

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12-05-2009, 06:20 PM	#1
LXer LXer NewsBot Registered: Dec 2005 Posts: 128,541 Rep:	LXer: "Sushi Huh?" - Easily Download Packages For Offline Installation In Debian, Ubu Published at LXer: "Sushi, huh?" is an application which serves the same purpose as the command we posted about two weeks ago, to get a list of packages and dependencies for offline installation in Ubuntu, but many will love it since it comes with a - I almost wanted to say GUI - an web-based interface which runs on your machine, and it can download the dependencies for the packages you want to install, for the following Linux distributions: Mandriva, openSUSE, Fedora (and obviously, Ubuntu and Debian). But "Sushi, huh?" can also run on both Linux and Windows, meaning you can download the packages with dependencies from Windows too. Read More...

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