Applications/System Restore 0.1
From Shift Linux
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To run
- Download files
- Change permission of .sh files to execute
- Run from command line or edit run_* files to point to the correct location (the script location is hard coded) and double click on the icons produced in the file manager.
- If running restore.sh from the command line note that sudo or gksudo must also be used.
Operation
- Only local storage works.
- backup.sh produces a text list of all the packages installed on a system.
- restore.sh loads in this list and runs apt-get to download and install packages.
To do
- Icons? (All icons can be customised)
- Change default file locations?
- More text/explanation required?
- More verbose apt-get progress meter? Current meter simply pulsates, gives no indication of what doing/how long remaining. Possible alternatives: display text progress in terminal, use debconf-apt-progress (terminal based gui), use synaptic or other GUI tool to some extent?
Dependencies
- Bash
- Zenity
- dpkg
- dirname
- gksudo
- sudo
- set
Next actions
- Receive feedback and update as appropriate.
- When acceptable consider network storage requirements of 0.2 version.
