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2009-04-17
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When re-flashing if you have a backup the programs list will be reinstalled (with exceptions for apps not available in the application manager). Unfortunately you still have to confirm/redirect some applications during this process.
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I second this plea. I don't care how hard it is to use synaptic app manager on a tiny screen, it beats the 5hit out of waiting 10 minutes to install two apps.
Until then, there is always apt-get.
Until then, there is always apt-get.
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2009-04-18
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I know this doesn't answer your question, but I just unticked the box in settings in red pill mode to download packages to the mmc. Looks like it was enabled by default for those running off the internal memory. The app manager seems a bit more responsive now I've stopped it from doing that, but it cold just be like the effects from a placebo... I'm not sure.
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Why in the world are you running in Red Pill? That'd be one way to explain slowness.
Anyway, if you need to install a bunch of stuff at the same time, try apt-get.
Anyway, if you need to install a bunch of stuff at the same time, try apt-get.
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2009-04-18
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Originally Posted by Thesandlord
Ok, so by this you mean that it's possible to use Synaptic on the N810 ?
I second this plea. I don't care how hard it is to use synaptic app manager on a tiny screen, it beats the 5hit out of waiting 10 minutes to install two apps.
Until then, there is always apt-get.
Is there a version already made to work for the N810, or do i have to build it myself (don't think i have the skills, i would appreciate all the help i can get) ?
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2009-04-18
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Originally Posted by Cadabena
Not only it doesn't answer my question, i don't even understand what you are talking about...
I know this doesn't answer your question, but I just unticked the box in settings in red pill mode to download packages to the mmc. Looks like it was enabled by default for those running off the internal memory. The app manager seems a bit more responsive now I've stopped it from doing that, but it cold just be like the effects from a placebo... I'm not sure.
Which "settings", some program's or general tablet settings ? ; what "red pill mode", do you mean RD or something else ?
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2009-04-18
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Originally Posted by Nelson L. Squeeko
Thank you. Not what i asked, however, so not really helping.
When re-flashing if you have a backup the programs list will be reinstalled (with exceptions for apps not available in the application manager). Unfortunately you still have to confirm/redirect some applications during this process.
[Edit] - Sorry, on second look that sounded a bit too harsh - the "Thank you" wasn't sarcastic at all, i meant it, i will use the backup utility in the future if there is no other option.
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2009-04-18
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Originally Posted by GeneralAntilles
Sigh... I mean, seriously - It was right there, in the first post...
Anyway, if you need to install a bunch of stuff at the same time, try apt-get.
Let me repeat myself :
I need to know if there's any alternate GUI - as in Graphical User Interface, not terminal app, that can do multiple installs like Synaptic does on the desktop.
I considered apt-get initially, but i need to install a lot of applications, and i don't know the package names of all of them - that is why i need a click-click-done graphical app manager, not apt-get.
Common people, it's not really difficult - i'm not requesting that someone code an app manager for me, resolve complex engineering problems, or do house calls - just tell me if you heard of something like this or not, and that is it, i'll leave you alone to your business.
4 replies, 3 out of them from senior members of the forum, and only 1 of them even at least hinted to something like what was asked for in the original post, albeit not going into details (thanks Thesandlord).
I just need a 'yay' or a 'nay', and if 'yay', a quick 'what?', 'where?', and 'how?'.
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Originally Posted by teniac
By telling you to use apt-get, there was an implied "No, such a GUI option does not exist".
Sigh... I mean, seriously - It was right there, in the first post...
Originally Posted by teniac
Beggars can't be choosers, and abusing people that are trying to help you isn't a good way to have them continue helping you in the future.
4 replies, 3 out of them from senior members of the forum, and only 1 of them even at least hinted to something like what was asked for in the original post, albeit not going into details (thanks Thesandlord).
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Anything that allows you to select multiple applications for install, and just installing them at once, like you can do in Linux on the desktop - not one after another, with lengthy refreshes between each and every app ?
Reinstall after a flashing is becoming utterly unbearable... takes 2-3 hours to install all my applications one by one, and i don't know the package names of all applications to just use apt-get from console...