No, it isn't, though it is very different now, these screenshots are from a very old version. Now it is much more coloured and beautiful with some newer tasks.
The only thing that I read emerge output and show my way is the pretending packages that will be installed and output from eix-diff to show database diffs. So, you can get a systray message saying how many packages portage will install when you ask to check for updates. For every other command what I said is true, it opens a konsole with the desire action. Regards, -- Ronan Arraes Jardim Chagas Control and Automation Engineer Gentoo Foundation Member Em Qui 25 Fev 2010, às 03:35:59, Stroller escreveu: > On 25 Feb 2010, at 05:32, Ronan Arraes Jardim Chagas wrote: > > ... > > Me and Locke Shinseiko are developing a graphical tool to make > > portage daily > > tasks easier. It is called KPortageTray and you can find it on app- > > portage/kportagetray at kde overlay. > > > > ... > > I decided to use a very simple approach: it is a program that stays > > on systray > > and when you choose some action, it opens the konsole with the > > command you > > want using kdesu for root access. So, if you click at "upgrade > > world", it will > > open a konsole with kdesu and will run "emerge -vaNDu world". > > Is this to say the application looks rather different that the > screenshots you posted before? > > http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/gentoo/user/204446 > > Stroller.
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