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.TH slpkg 1 "Orestiada, Greece" "slpkg 4.7.3" dslackw
.TH slpkg 1 "Orestiada, Greece" "slpkg 4.7.7" dslackw
.SH NAME
.P
slpkg \- Package manager utility for Slackware.
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Instead of packages, you can pass a text file with suffix '.pkgs' and with the names of the packages. Example: '\fIslpkg install list.pkgs\fR'.
Edit the config '/etc/slpkg/slpkg.toml' file to change the suffix if you want. You can use lists from others, like '.sqf' files.
.RE
.SH MUST YOU KNOW
.P
There are five indicators when some commands are used, for example:
Cyan: To install, Yellow: To build, Grey: It's installed, Violet: For the upgrade, Red: To remove.
When you use the install, build, upgrade or remove commands you should know that, if the package is installed then its
color will change to gray, if the package is upgradeable then it will change to violet, and if it is not installed then
its color will be cyan. Also, if you try to remove a package you will see the package color turns red.
Example: If the package is already installed and the indicator color is grey and the option '-r, --reinstall' is not applied,
the package will skip from the installation and you will see a message '(already installed)'.
If the package is upgradeable, the installation will continue and the package will go to upgrade.
For the upgrade command, you should know, that you can upgrade packages from different repositories, if you edit
the '/etc/slpkg/repositories.toml' file and remove the repository tag. Then the slpkg can't recognize the repository of the packages.
With the remove command, it's going to remove the dependencies if the package had installed with the 'slpkg install' command,
otherwise, the slpkg does not know the dependencies that are installed with the packages that going to remove.
You can apply the asterisk '*' instead of a package, to matching all the packages from a repository. You can't apply
an asterisk to the '-B, --bin-repos=' option, except for the '-s, search', '-u, update' and '-c, check-updates' commands.
Note: There is currently no function to indicate the packages if the colors are disabled.
.RE
.SH CONFIGURATION FILES
.P
Configuration file in the /etc/slpkg/slpkg.toml file.

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[metadata]
name = slpkg
version = 4.7.6
version = 4.7.7
license_file = LICENSE
author = Dimitris Zlatanidis
author_email = d.zlatanidis@gmail.com

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""" Print the version. """
def __init__(self):
self.version_info: tuple = (4, 7, 6)
self.version_info: tuple = (4, 7, 7)
self.version: str = '{0}.{1}.{2}'.format(*self.version_info)
self.license: str = 'MIT License'
self.author: str = 'Dimitris Zlatanidis (dslackw)'