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Gnulium, 2.0.0 Edition released!

Hi every body.
A long time ago i create a conky package called
I.AUC . There is some issues and Limitations in conky like:
1. show user info like a Nude man.
2. Limitiation for customization and further developemnt.
So i decide to develope a gui app to defeat these problems and show same inforamtion in a modern way and let developers to extend its capability in future.
Its name is Gnulium and i publish it in Aur too. Please install it and if you see any issue, inform me in github issues page.
My hug is open for any suggestion and feature.
Aur:
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/gnulium-git/
Github Page:
https://github.com/LinArcX/Gnulium

Last edited by stackoverflow (2018-03-30 11:49:47)

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Re: Gnulium, 2.0.0 Edition released!

Gnulium 1.0.0 Released!

New Features:
1. Add new module called "Pacman" that have these capabilites:
   1.1. Show the current update size.
   1.2. Show the last time was system updated.
   1.3.
   1.4 Now, you can see all Aur-Helpers that install in your machine.
   1.5 Show more information about repositories.
   1.6 You can see all installed packages
2. I add new feature "What's this?" that would be like a advisor. for example if you want to know about top memory table, you can right click on it and click: "What's this?"
3. Add new search filters on top of each table.
4. Previous Settings not be registered correctly, i fix it!
5. Optimum how to access rot privileges. from now every time you see a yellow lock sign you must understand that part need root access!
6. Tor status Percentage and Graphic card added to home tab.
7. From now, please install gnulium-git. i I do not have a plan to push release in github. continue with lovely tags
Thanks to all persons that report bugs.

Last edited by stackoverflow (2018-01-16 22:23:03)

Slithery

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Re: Gnulium, 2.0.0 Edition released!

#define NEXT_UPDATE_SIZE "yes n | pkexec pacman -Syyuu | grep \"Total Download\" | awk '{ print $4,$5 }'"

This could leave the system in a partially upgraded state which can lead to system breakage.

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Re: Gnulium, 2.0.0 Edition released!

@slithery
I don't use:

pacman -Sy

I use:

pacman - Syyuu.

What is the problem?

Last edited by stackoverflow (2018-01-16 23:10:22)

Slithery

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Re: Gnulium, 2.0.0 Edition released!

But you're passing n to pacman thus skipping the actual updates.

yes n | pacman -Syyuu

is functionaly exactly the same as running

pacman -Syy

You're upgrading the db's without updating the packages.

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Re: Gnulium, 2.0.0 Edition released!

And what about:

pacman -Syu

Instead of

Pacman -Syyuu

Is it safe?

Last edited by stackoverflow (2018-01-16 23:32:21)

Slithery

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Re: Gnulium, 2.0.0 Edition released!

If you're still piping n into it then no, it isn't.

The only safe way to do what you're after is the way the checkupdates script handles things, which is by running pacman in a fakeroot to prevent it updating the system db's.

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Re: Gnulium, 2.0.0 Edition released!

On another note, grep + awk = awk.  But actually in this case you're only using awk for trimming the line anyways, so that's sed:

${bad-pacman-command} | sed -n 's/Total Download Size: *//p'

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Re: Gnulium, 2.0.0 Edition released!

Hi

What workflow/IDE do you use to develop this project?

Last edited by glyons (2018-02-10 14:29:41)

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Re: Gnulium, 2.0.0 Edition released!

Hi

What workflow/IDE do you use to develop this project?

Hi. i'm using qt creator.

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Re: Gnulium, 2.0.0 Edition released!

Gnulium 2.0.0 Released!

New Features:
1. Add new module called "deCreator" to create new .desktop entry files.(these files will be put in ~/.local/share/applications)

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Re: Gnulium, 2.0.0 Edition released!

Nice :-)