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Re: [opensuse-factory] Yast improvment ide?
- From: Felix-Nicolai Müller <fnmueller@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 02 Sep 2008 15:00:12 +0200
- Message-id: <48BD38DC.4020504@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Lukas Ocilka schrieb:
I have to admit one thing: I totally dislike the idea of filling yast
with even more tabs and options... it is full enough already.
I would rather set up a simple webpage where yast modules can be
installed via ymp. This way those (not-installed) modules would be kept
out out of yast as well as they could be easily grouped (like "server",
"hardware", etc) on the webpage. The only thing in yast I might include
might be a button "install yast modules" in the software menu.
HTH
Felix
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Lukas Ocilka schrieb:
Birger Kollstrand wrote:I am sorry to include myself in this discussion so lately, but I believe
This looks great! Realy, realy GREAT!
Thanks :D
Much better than I had hoped for.
I chedked your blog post and wonder how you aquire the list of all
YaST packages and their desktop files?
Well, this must be done somehow manually (or by script [1]) but we have
an internal tool (PDB Package DataBase) that allows this query:
PACKAGES=`pdb query --release stable-i386 --filter
"rpmfile:/usr/share/applications/YaST2/*" --attribs packname | xargs` [2]
Frankly, I had to manually edit the list as some obsolete or
non-openSUSE packages were listed.
I have to admit one thing: I totally dislike the idea of filling yast
with even more tabs and options... it is full enough already.
I would rather set up a simple webpage where yast modules can be
installed via ymp. This way those (not-installed) modules would be kept
out out of yast as well as they could be easily grouped (like "server",
"hardware", etc) on the webpage. The only thing in yast I might include
might be a button "install yast modules" in the software menu.
HTH
Felix
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