updated apt-fly from v.3.4 to v.3.5
- edge case fix
updated schow-pkg from v.5.1 to v.5.2
- new -B option: human readable “apt-listbugs”
- new -c option: retrieve package changelog
- new -P option: human readable “apt-cache policy”
- The -d option now defaults to fetching manpages from manpages.debian.org. This is a
rewrite of dman from the debian-goodies package. debmany integration is still available.
- showsrc (-R option) now emulates --no-all-versions (show only the highest version unless
the -a switch is used).
updated why-pkg from v.0.11a v.0.11b
- some improvements
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note: there is currently a bug in Bash in testing and unstable that affects printf.
It is used in schow-pkg to detect the decimal separator in the current locale. Although it is not
used for actual calculation, it seriously affects the presentation of package sizes.
This is how it should work:If you are using testing or unstable, temporarily add a line after line 1727 of schow-pkg after
favorite decimal separator:
- edge case fix
updated schow-pkg from v.5.1 to v.5.2
- new -B option: human readable “apt-listbugs”
- new -c option: retrieve package changelog
- new -P option: human readable “apt-cache policy”
- The -d option now defaults to fetching manpages from manpages.debian.org. This is a
rewrite of dman from the debian-goodies package. debmany integration is still available.
- showsrc (-R option) now emulates --no-all-versions (show only the highest version unless
the -a switch is used).
updated why-pkg from v.0.11a v.0.11b
- some improvements
===========================
note: there is currently a bug in Bash in testing and unstable that affects printf.
It is used in schow-pkg to detect the decimal separator in the current locale. Although it is not
used for actual calculation, it seriously affects the presentation of package sizes.
This is how it should work:
Code:
$> printf '%.1f'0,0$> DECSEP="$(LANG="fr_FR.utf8" printf '%.1f')"; echo "${DECSEP//0}",$> DECSEP="$(LANG="en_US.utf8" printf '%.1f')"; echo "${DECSEP//0}".DECSEP="$(printf '%.1f')" with yourfavorite decimal separator:
DECSEP="." Hopefully this bug will be fixed soon.Statistics: Posted by fabien — 2024-09-24 23:11