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Source: swim
Source: dswim
Section: admin
Priority: optional
Maintainer: Jonathan D. Rosenbaum <mttrader@access.mountain.net>
Build-Depends: debhelper (>> 3.0.0)
Standards-Version: 3.5.2
Package: swim
Package: dswim
Architecture: all
Depends: perl5, dpkg, apt (>=0.3.2)
Suggests: gcc
Recommends: libnet-perl, libterm-readline-gnu-perl | libterm-readline-perl-perl
Conflicts: swim
Description: Debian System Wide Information Manager
DSWIM is a powerful package information and distribution research tool
for both an installed Debian distribution or not-installed virtual
Debian distribution(s) allowing querying of software packages with a
variety of package information options, and powerful searches. Virtual
options which include ftp, installation, and package removal capabilities
can be seamlessly combined with querying or searches. DSWIM can be used on
computer systems which either have, or do not have a Debian distribution
installed.
options which include filesystem, installation, and package removal
capabilities can be seamlessly combined with querying or searches.
DSWIM can be used on computer systems which either have, or do not have
a Debian distribution installed.
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Presently, the virtual options are not working with the new Debian archive
hierarchy, so help information doesn't reflect them anymore. In the near
future, all -n options will be handled directly through apt-cache
information and apt cache management rather than through huge databases.
The virtual filesystem will still be managed by a database, and
Contents.gz listings will also be reinstated.
Presently, the virtual -n options are not working with the new Debian archive
hierarchy, so help information doesn't reflect them anymore. Older versions
of swim do support the previous archive hierarchy. In the future, all -n
options may be handled directly through apt-cache information and apt cache
management rather than through huge databases. The virtual filesystem will
still be managed by a database, and Contents.gz listings will also be
reinstated.
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The latest and greatest dswim can be retrieved from here:
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