jsavargas

We are going to review a specific case because it is not removed, thanks. The removepkg command removes everything related to that package

Effectively this is a fork of the old one, with several improvements and with the updated packages, we will add the most used packages by the community little by little as they are requested and updated.

This seems to me the best solution to create new and safe packages. Thank you

Do I need to add those dependencies?

What does wget2 do? I imagine it's an improved alternative to wget, have you tried axel?

the most used or those that can be added, that surely there were packages that nobody used

That error corresponds to? To the plugin itself or to the way they are installed? I'll see if I can replicate the error

We are working on updating and adding those packages and will have them soon. Thank you very much for your feedback.

We are working so that it can recognize when a package is previously downloaded, for now it notifies you that it is downloaded, but allows you to download it again, in future versions we will improve that experience

Vnstat was giving me an error when using the command, this is using a Network Statistics plugin

Iperf3 now comes pre-installed

we will add them soon

It's already pushed fixes

If you downgrade a version, but in the /boot/extra folder handles a newer version, it won't install it, but it will download it anyway and when you reboot, if you have both versions, the newer one will be installed If you have a newer version of a package in /boot/extra, you should not select to activate the package in the plugin and keep the newer version in /boot/extra

I have found where it performed that action, we will correct it Thanks a lot

@ZappyZap @GMAsterAU that is very rare, I will check by replicating the scenarios, to find if it is nerdTools that removes those packages and in what step it does so. thanks for the tests

un-get is a docker? do you have the link to take a look

We also carry out these tests and in principle install one version and if you have an updated one, install the other and when uninstalling, try to uninstall the nerdtools version, if there is another one, it stays

It shouldn't, in my tests I always kept packages in that path and never delete anything, those lines only delete packages that end with the name _nerdtools.txz

yes, we are in the process of updating the packages that existed in the previous version to add them to the new updated version