Hi,
I don't know whether i am sending this to the right place.
When you run apt-get upgrade,
update-menus runs many times, and one would be enough.
Quick hack isn't possible by just aliasing update-menus,
renaming the binary is not the nicest method.
Any thoughts about this?
Possibilities: 1. running dpkg with a switch
dpkg --no-update-menus
dpkg --apt
dpkg --apt-installing-more-than-five-packages
and dpkg could handle the problem by aliasing - i hope
2. setting up update-menus, so that when a file
exist, or when its config file says so,
update-menus wouldn't continue.
At the end, of course, apt should run update-menus.
What's about the other update-.... things?
Please CC me too.
Tamas
