Thu Feb 19 21:47:06 UTC 2009 Sbopkg 0.XX.X released. This version contains the following fixes and enhancements: * Commit a patch that adds a new sbopkg.conf configuration variable, QUEUEDIR, where users can define where saved queues are stored; also, when the user wants to load a saved queue, show a list of available saved queues; thanks to slakmagik for the patch. * Add ability to search for keywords in the README files using regular expressions; thanks to slakmagik for the original patch and implementation and thanks to both slakmagik and Mauro Giachero for cleaning it up and addressing minor issues before the commit. * Commit a cleanup/misc patch from slakmagik that removes some useless code and fixes some style issues; thanks to slakmagik for the patch. * Allow user to interrupt/abort the update progressbar by pressing ESC; thanks to Mauro Giachero for the feature. * Assorted menu navigation fixes, and document -p switch in sbopkg(8) man page; thanks to Mauro Giachero for these improvements. * Add ability to view a diff of an edited .info or SlackBuild file before choosing which one to use; thanks to Phillip Warner for the suggestion and thanks to Mauro Giachero for helping debug/improve my original implemenation. * Add ability to view more files in each application's folder, i.e. doinst.sh, or *.desktop files; thanks to Phillip Warner for the suggestion and thanks to slakmagik for the patch implementing this feature. * Rework the check for root:root permissions when installing packages; now, it will display the output of ls -l and ask if the user wishes to install or abort, rather than only aborting. * Allow the usage of the -d, -f and -v command-line options in dialog mode, and spit an error message when the command line contains unrecognized tokens. * Implement a workaround so that the dialog interface now works with rxvt-based terminals. Thanks to Phillip Warner for raising the issue and thanks to Mauro Giachero for working on the implementation. * Include a French translation of the two sbopkg man pages. For now, these man pages will be included in the /doc directory until I have time to figure out whether they can be automatically installed in place of the English ones depending on a locale setting. In any event, I would like to extend my thanks to Marie-Claude Collilieux for providing this first translation for sbopkg. I am sure folks will appreciate the work she put into it. If anyone else wants to follow her lead and provide some other translations, I would be happy to include them. Thanks Marie-Claude! +--------------------------+