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2010-07-09
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awesome m8!
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2010-07-09
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Originally Posted by DaSilva
By waiting for the next version
And how can I upgrade all packages without selecting every package manually
Originally Posted by DaSilva
It shows them if you select the package filter "All packages (ADVANCED)". Some of them might not get upgraded (even if they are shown upgradeable) if apt-get decides so.
and does it also show the "invisible" upgradeable packages which are only shown when you do a "apt-get upgrade" in the X-Terminal?
Originally Posted by DaSilva
Is it possible to also show the changelog of a package (if available)?
Originally Posted by ndi
I thought of that before, but it appears the changelogs get purged when the packages are installed on the device. They'd have to be queried separately.
Well, packages have changelogs on-site, so in theory an option could be added.
Originally Posted by tso
I did not upload this to diablo autobuilder, somebody else did. I have no plans supporting this on diablo.
sorry if i missed it but why is the diablo version stuck at 2.0?
Last edited by hqh; 2010-07-09 at 08:04.
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2010-07-09
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What will happen if FAppMan finds an update for itself and wants to install it? Is it safe to do it?
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2010-07-09
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#84
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Originally Posted by DaSilva
From the package management point of view it works and should be safe. It's however still in extras-devel and I promise nothing
What will happen if FAppMan finds an update for itself and wants to install it? Is it safe to do it?
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2010-07-09
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#85
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A proposal would be to add an export feature. Could be pretty easy i think. Just make a log of the output of "dpkg -l" or something. Then if you need to reflash.. just load the list and install. 
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2010-07-09
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Originally Posted by AlMehdi
I think the build-in Backup application already does this.
A proposal would be to add an export feature. Could be pretty easy i think. Just make a log of the output of "dpkg -l" or something. Then if you need to reflash.. just load the list and install.
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2010-07-09
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Originally Posted by pelago
I am not sure but what i heard it only saves a list. It will not install the programs for you.
I think the build-in Backup application already does this.
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2010-07-09
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#88
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Originally Posted by AlMehdi
It adds an option into App Manager to re-install some/all of the applications you had installed at the time of the backup.
I am not sure but what i heard it only saves a list. It will not install the programs for you.
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2010-07-09
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Originally Posted by hqh
I did that and it went good. No problems whatsoever
From the package management point of view it works and should be safe. It's however still in extras-devel and I promise nothing
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2010-07-09
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#90
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loving fapman....much thanks for making my life easier....leave it to the community to create a better app manager...just so like Nokia...again, much thanks...