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Idea from Dirk 13 Nov 2004
wajig restore 041129
This will purge all packages currently installed but not listed
in the named snapshot, and perhaps it also installs any packages
listed in the snapshot but not currently installed?
Not sure about restoring specific versions. Would be possible from the
Japanesse archive I think.
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Rewrite!!!! The code has evolved to a state where it would be best to
redesign it properly, object-oriented.
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For the CLI copmletion, comlete package names and filenames as
appropriate to the command - seems like a lot of work for a little
convenience.
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Add the following commands:
listgroup List all package in a group eg "Games"
upgrade-version 4.3.0.dfsg.1-6 4.3.0.dfsg.1-8
Suggested by David Liontooth
This would upgrade every package at the first version level to
that of the second version. Something like:
wajig status | grep 4.3.0.dfsg.1-6 | grep 4.3.0.dfsg.1-8 |
cut -f1 | xargs wajig install
Possibly begin using grep-dctrl.
GJig
Reconfigure (and Settings -> Gnome/...)
TaskSel
Local Dist Upgrade
Move
List Cache
How to make "Help -> Basics" as default action instead of Update!
In Help -> Contents, go to canonincal Web page.
Move full documentation out to the Web Page.
Add gjig to Gnome Menu (Under System?)
If command expects arguments then instead of error, give a text box
to enter the arguments, then add it to the Packages text box.
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