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2010-07-01
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@ UK
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This sounds great, looking forward to testing it 
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2010-07-01
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@ Philippines
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Even though I prefer formal looks on my phone, this FAPMAN design, with those funky icons, makes it not boring to look at.
And more importantly, it's fast enough that makes me choose several apps to install or uninstall! Great job!
And more importantly, it's fast enough that makes me choose several apps to install or uninstall! Great job!
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2010-07-01
, 10:50
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Joined on Jan 2010
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#24
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Nice work! I look forward to seeing a more complete or final version 
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2010-07-01
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Joined on Sep 2009
@ Finland
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Version 0.2 brings you:
- A simple, preliminary way of managing repositories
- Better error messages in many places
- Don't fail installation because of unsigned packages
- Some smaller bugfixes
Version 0.2.1 tries to prevent the built-in application manager from messing too much with the repositories
Repository management works as follows:
It reads the repositories configured in the built-in application manager and adds extras-testing and extras-devel if they are not already included (they are disabled by default if you haven't previously enabled them). This list is then saved to /root/.fapman/repos.list. You can't add new repositories in the UI (only enable/disable existing), you have to manually add them to the file or use the built-in application manager to add them and then delete /root/.fapman/repos.list
If you encounter an error message which only tells you an exit code, please report what is in the log file (/root/.fapman/lastlog.txt).
Oh, and by the way if someone wants to create a better looking set of icons, that would be welcome
Last edited by hqh; 2010-07-01 at 11:18.
- A simple, preliminary way of managing repositories
- Better error messages in many places
- Don't fail installation because of unsigned packages
- Some smaller bugfixes
Version 0.2.1 tries to prevent the built-in application manager from messing too much with the repositories
Repository management works as follows:
It reads the repositories configured in the built-in application manager and adds extras-testing and extras-devel if they are not already included (they are disabled by default if you haven't previously enabled them). This list is then saved to /root/.fapman/repos.list. You can't add new repositories in the UI (only enable/disable existing), you have to manually add them to the file or use the built-in application manager to add them and then delete /root/.fapman/repos.list
If you encounter an error message which only tells you an exit code, please report what is in the log file (/root/.fapman/lastlog.txt).
Oh, and by the way if someone wants to create a better looking set of icons, that would be welcome
Last edited by hqh; 2010-07-01 at 11:18.
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2010-07-01
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Joined on Jun 2010
@ Thailand
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Really needed application here!
The original app.man. is seems really slowing down everytime it has lanched.
But...
Maybe better try another app. name!
LOL
Is "Fappman" better?
The original app.man. is seems really slowing down everytime it has lanched.
But...
Maybe better try another app. name!
LOL
Is "Fappman" better?
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2010-07-01
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Joined on May 2009
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Damn you!!!
I've been working on my version called pkgman for weeks
I've been working on my version called pkgman for weeks
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2010-07-01
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Joined on May 2006
@ Aperture Science, Inc.
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Wow, this is golden. Implement a "sort by date" filter and it's a godsent!
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2010-07-01
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Joined on Mar 2010
@ Gold Coast, Australia
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#29
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Hey mate i bloody love this app so much, any chance to change the color of the text its really hard on the eyes with the black and white text but overall is the best thing since a slice of bread
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2010-07-01
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@ Ohio
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Working good so far. Only thing that tripped me up was having to click on "Update Catalogs", then "Upgrade Applications". Guess I'm just used to the old app manager and clicking Update to refresh/get list of upgradable apps in one step.
Thanks for this.
Thanks for this.
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