Hi, I looked for this issue on the code and the wiki and didn't find anything, but if I missed something and this topic has already been discussed or implemented, please tell me =/ I haven't read all the documentation concerning zypp, right now I just wanted to know if what I'm thinking makes sense and would be useful. I think it would be interesting for ZYpp to report it's progress while resolving packages. On YaST, when it calls zypp to resolve, it is only able to pop up a window that says "Solving" and hide it after it's done. This can be an issue if the system freezes on that moment, if you are on text mode remotely you don't have a way to check if the machine is frozen or really solving. I do know this usually takes a small amount of time, but can we can document a maximum wait time or could it actually take very long? An idea to solve this would be to modify the function resolvePool() to accept a callback function pointer as a parameter. It would then call this function passed to it in a regular basis (probably inside resolveDependencies()). This way you could make your own progress bar, animation, etc, function on any graphical toolkit you want. Sorry for the long e-mail, any comments, suggestions and pointers would be nice. Meanwhile I'll keep reading on the ZYpp docs/code and see if I missed something else. Thank you, -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: zypp-devel+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: zypp-devel+help@opensuse.org