I just updated pkgz to v0.1.2
https://github.com/roguehashrate/pkgz
Changes:
- Introduce config file (~/.config/pkgz/config.toml) for user-selected package sources
- Dynamically detect and load package sources based on config and system availability
- Add support for Pacman, Paru (AUR), and DNF in addition to APT and Flatpak
- Preserve interactive source selection when multiple sources provide the same app
- Improve CLI usage and error handling
#linux #cli #learntocode
Added a .deb package to the release, I'll see about packaging it for AUR later and RPM as well.
#linux #learntocode
I just updated pkgz to v0.1.2
https://github.com/roguehashrate/pkgz
Changes:
- Introduce config file (~/.config/pkgz/config.toml) for user-selected package sources
- Dynamically detect and load package sources based on config and system availability
- Add support for Pacman, Paru (AUR), and DNF in addition to APT and Flatpak
- Preserve interactive source selection when multiple sources provide the same app
- Improve CLI usage and error handling
#linux #cli #learntocode
#introduction
I'm not a very big fan of social media however there seems to be a space speaking of topics I'm interested in on social networks so I'm on a few of them. I'm just hear mostly to see what's going on in the programming space as that's my main goal for this year is to "learn to code" I heard that nostr has some programming chatter so here I am.
The crystal programming language does not get the attention it deserves. It's Ruby with the speed of C.
I use apt and flatpak depending on what i need but i don't like having to type apt or flatpak so I simplified it.
(Still needs some work but it's functional)
I made a basic little CLI tool to update system pkgs and flatpak applications on Debian based systems
(I'll probably add Arch based systems to it next)