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Apper

   0.8.0  

KDE System Tool

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Homepage:  Link
Blog:  Link
Downloads:  11009
Submitted:  Jul 7 2008
Updated:  Jan 8 2013

Description:

Apper is the KDE interface for PackageKit (aka KPackageKit)

Apper is able to manage packages, applications and updates in a cross-distribution way thanks to the PackageKit project. Providing Linux users a single application that they can learn and use in whatever distribution they are.

Hope you enjoy Apper, and please report bugs, make wishes so we can improve this application.

BUGS goes to bugs.kde.org

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IMPORTANT:
Apper itself can do nothing without PackageKit.
So have it installed before.
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INSTALLATION

Well now that you decide to install it. Be careful :D no warranty is given..

Requirements:
AFTER INSTALLING LOGOUT AND LOGIN SO KDED CAN LOAD THE Apper PLUGIN.
(also, make uninstall #from your old build dir)

PackageKit >= 0.8.5
KDELibs headers of Kde4
KDEWorskpace
KDE >= 4.3

Compiling:
- $ cd Apper # where you extracted it
- $ mkdir build && cd build
- $ cmake .. -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr/ # you must install in /usr otherwise KDE won't find it
- $ make
- $ su
- # make install

Enjoy :)




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 slackware

 
 by madsheytan on: Oct 26 2008
 
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Hi, does it works with slack? Or will it be?


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 Re: slackware

 
 by dantti on: Oct 28 2008
 
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For this to work with slackware it simple needs a backend that knows slapt or installpkg, then it's possible to install .tgz files or if slapt suppport is added you would use repositories. ( i don't really know slapt cause when i used slack it was only installpkg)

but afaik there is no such implementation right now, so if you are a dev you can check the docs on how to create a backend at packagekit.org website yourself :D


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 Re: Re: slackware

 
 by madsheytan on: Oct 28 2008
 
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I wish i could, but i'm not a dev :| Maybe someone will write it.


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 Delay in expand/collapse

 
 by aNordal on: Nov 19 2008
 
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In the "Software Updates" menu, I have 5 bug fix updates right now. When clicking +/- to expand/collapse that categoriy repeatedly, my stopwatch says it typically takes 4 seconds to either expand or collapse, and in the worst case 9,77 seconds. The animation is quick and smooth, it just takes so long time before it happens. Is there room for improvement?

Unfortunately, I have the proprietary Nvidia driver. Still, I don't experience such delays with other programs and my hardware is more than decent, so this is strange.

I must admit that I installed KPackageKit through Fedora repos: kpackagekit-0.3.1-5.fc9.x86_64

Despite being a little negative here, I still like the user interface, so you got my vote.


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 Re: Delay in expand/collapse

 
 by dantti on: Nov 19 2008
 
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Hi, you're probably right, we forgot to turn off the animation when expanding, i'm planning a new release as soon as my work with polkit-kde is "finished", we have some new features and this is most likely to disappear.
But thanks for commenting.


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 "Synaptic" not "Synaptics"

 
 by angrykeyboarder on: Dec 21 2008
 
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Just for the record.

http://www.nongnu.org/synaptic/

vs

http://www.synaptics.com/


Scott
http://angrykeyboarder.com
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 Re: "Synaptic" not "Synaptics"

 
 by dantti on: Dec 23 2008
 
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oh yeah :P i ALWAYS confuse both projects :P
Thanks :D


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 An idea for KPackageKit

 
 by blindvic on: Dec 28 2008
 
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I have an idea for KPackageKit:
add another tab (better a window) for repositories management. A tree.
Repositories
|--Checkbox | Repository name | Last update date
|--Checkbox | Repository name | Last update date

With drag and drop ability (for priority change). Checkbox - to enable/disable. Context menu (update (also selectively), add another repository, delete selected repository.

Also add possibility to show packages by repository.

Thank you


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 Re: An idea for KPackageKit

 
 by dantti on: Dec 31 2008
 
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Thanks for you comment but this need to be supported by packagekit, which afaik is not currently supported, i'll try to suggest that in the future but you need to keep in mind that this need to able to be compatible with all distros and the repositories is one thing that differs a lot.


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 Don't you think...

 
 by OpenAugusto on: Jan 21 2009
 
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None by the moment

the interface could look and work better if you make it a little bit more as the gtk/gnome version?


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 Re: Don't you think...

 
 by dantti on: Jan 23 2009
 
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no, i don't :P
i have some new ideas for the ui but the gtk ui would suck in system settings as it's too wide, the gtk one is not embedded in another application, so small screens would not display it visible enough. the point i'm making is that system settings shows at the left side the modules we have and we don't have control to make that thinner. ;)


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 Re: Re: Don't you think...

 
 by OpenAugusto on: Jan 23 2009
 
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None by the moment

Mmm... I didn't think about that, guess you're right on that department.

But I think it looks a little clumsy a very cluttered.

But I believe you already know this, so may be you know how to improve it.


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 Debian Incompatibilities

 
 by beojan on: Jan 21 2009
 
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I compiled this on debian, after installing PackageKit 0.3.12 with backend=apt. When I run KPackageKit, and start an operation, I get a message saying the backend took too long, and it should fork. Can you give instructions how to compile with PackageKit 0.3.12 on Debian Sid/Experimental. (KDE-Polkit from kdereview)


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 Re: Debian Incompatibilities

 
 by dantti on: Jan 23 2009
 
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K, first use polkit form extragear as i fixed some bugs that in my debian testing wasn't working..
For the apt backend that's probably a missing package that python is complaining try to run the aptBackend.py as root to see the error messages


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 Re: Re: Debian Incompatibilities

 
 by beojan on: Jan 24 2009
 
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PackageKit 0.3.12 has no aptBackend.py file, only aptDBUSBackend.py
Same applies to 0.3.13. Also, when I use pkcon get-details kde-devel, I get the package details, however, if pkmon is running on another tty at the same time, I get
"Error: internal-error : The backend took too much time to process the synchronus request - you need to fork"


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 Re: Re: Re: Debian Incompatibilities

 
 by dantti on: Jan 25 2009
 
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hmm weird but the file is the one you found, aptDbus..py try running it as root just to see if there are errors.
try to hang on #packagekit on freenode maybe be can try to help you better there, i'm not the guy that undertands very well the py apt backend as of that i'm creating one in c++ but you should stay with the py one as it has more features..


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