Ahoj! > Just select packages from Repository @System, and then as a secondary > filter select "Unmaintained", and you will see all packages not > available in any repository, but installed.
It reminds me: out of nowhere, suddenly @System appeared in the list of known repositories in (all?) package selectors. According to Jano (jkupec), it represents local RPM database. I was thinking about removing it from repository list (because it is not 'real' repository, with name&URL, or am I misunderstanding something ?), but now I have doubt - is it really supposed to stay there? What is its purpose? > In case Katarina or Ricardo want to mimic this, it is pretty easy, as > once you have installed packages Hmm ... I'm afraid I cannot add 'secondary filter' to ncurses PS (ENOSPACE :) ). So I'm thinking about adding 'Unmaintained packages' entry to the list of all available repositories. So I suppose it is OK to iterate the pool and find selectables that have isUnmaintained flag set ... B. -- \\\\\ Katarina Machalkova \\\\\\\__o YaST developer __\\\\\\\'/_ & hedgehog painter
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