https://guide.salixos.org/311Gslapt.html#4_1_1
Suggestion: Add "Mark All Upgrades"
Gslapt is the GUI version of slapt-get. It allows one to search Slackware/Salix mirrors for packages. Before use you should first click on the Update button to ensure that the latest updates from the software repositories are known to Gslapt. The search field is there for you to search for a particular package. You can highlight with your left click and choose to install/uninstall/reinstall packages with a right click. Gslapt detects dependencies and will install all the dependency files for a package automatically. Installation, uninstallation or reinstallation of packages (whichever applies) will take place once you click on the Mark All Upgrades then Execute button. You can blacklist packages by adding their names to the blacklist found in "Preferences" under "Edit".
Suggestion: Add "Update"
On first installing Salix, you should also do a general package upgrade to ensure your installed system is up to date with the repositories -- click on "Update", "Mark all upgrades", then "Execute".
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Gslapt documentation
Re: Gslapt documentation
@gapan can you take a look at this?
Re: Gslapt documentation
I'm not sure. This sentence doesn't talk about upgrades. It's about "Installation, uninstallation or reinstallation of packages".
And the update thing is something that only applies shortly after you've installed and booted for the first time. If you wait a bit, salix-update-notifier runs slapt-get --update every hour, so it is always up to date after that.
And the update thing is something that only applies shortly after you've installed and booted for the first time. If you wait a bit, salix-update-notifier runs slapt-get --update every hour, so it is always up to date after that.
Re: Gslapt documentation
in the gslapt i need a log of installation and uninstallation of every package