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twapake

Twapake is a system administration utility for Slackware and Slackware-based operating systems only, making it easier to manage last installed packages and see the installation date of a package. It can print a simple list of N packages sorted by installed date to STDOUT. It can print a snapshot logfile to the /var/log/twapake/ directory. A snapshot is a list of all packages sorted by installed date at T time. The installed date is printed too, making it easier to see when a package has been installed on your system. You can remove the last N installed packages, print the packages installed since a chosen date, and launch a Curses User Interface for easy removal.

Tags	System Administration
Licenses	BSD Revised
Operating Systems	Linux Slackware Salix
Implementation	Perl
Translations	English

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28 May 2011 00:02

Release Notes: This release adds --ui (-u): launch the Curses User Interface for easy removal. It adds a man page. Twapake and Twacurse Perl modules have been added.

28 Mar 2011 00:06

Release Notes: This release adds --since (-s): prints today's installed packages. It adds -u to use with -s: prints installed packages since a chosen date. It changes the date format of the twalog file to be more international.

22 Feb 2011 22:26

Release Notes: This release adds --remove (-r) to use with -n (removes the last N installed packages). It uses spkg by default, and otherwise removepkg for removing packages. A cron job has been added.

10 Feb 2011 22:05

Release Notes: This release adds a --nlpkg (-n) option to use with -i to specify how many last packages have to be printed to STDOUT. It changes the output format of the twapake snapshot to be more human readable.