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== Usage ==
 
== Usage ==
 
[[Image:Zomg_info.png|thumb| ZOMG! home screen]]
 
[[Image:Zomg_info.png|thumb| ZOMG! home screen]]
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[[Image:Zomgrepo.png|thumb| ZOMG! Repository Managemnet Screen]]
 
'''ZOMG!''' needs an internet connection to install applications for the repositories. This can be done via WiFi, USB, GPRS or Bluetooth.  
 
'''ZOMG!''' needs an internet connection to install applications for the repositories. This can be done via WiFi, USB, GPRS or Bluetooth.  
  
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* Manage repositories
 
* Manage repositories
 
Hit the '''''Repo''''' button at the home screen (Why the heck doesn't that picture get updated? I uploaded a new one!). The Repo Management screen will appear displaying you current feeds. You can remove a selected feed by hitting the remove button (for urther details about automated backup-ing see [[ZOMG!#Notes]]).
 
Hit the '''''Repo''''' button at the home screen (Why the heck doesn't that picture get updated? I uploaded a new one!). The Repo Management screen will appear displaying you current feeds. You can remove a selected feed by hitting the remove button (for urther details about automated backup-ing see [[ZOMG!#Notes]]).
To edit a feed simply edit the corresponding text fields and hit '''''Save/Add'''''. Adding a new feed works the same.
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To edit a feed simply edit the corresponding text fields and hit '''''Save/Add'''''. Adding a new feed works the same (The Save/Add button doesn't get enabled before every textbox is filled out).
  
 
== Changelog ==
 
== Changelog ==

Revision as of 20:10, 10 January 2009

ZOMG! displaying the Installer tab

Contents

Overview

ZOMG! is a graphical package manager similar to assassin, but contrary to assassin it is not limited to Om2008.x and it features full package management (Beta version! tested on Om2008.9). It's written in Java, so the startup time is... well you know.

Features

  • Install
  • Remove
  • Search for packages (in name and description)
  • Update package database
  • Upgrade System
  • "Detailed" command line ouptut (standard verbosity level)
  • As finger friendly as the om-gtk-theme can be ;)


Usage

ZOMG! home screen
ZOMG! Repository Managemnet Screen

ZOMG! needs an internet connection to install applications for the repositories. This can be done via WiFi, USB, GPRS or Bluetooth.

Features

  • Install packages
  • Remove packages
  • Opkg upgrade
  • Opkg update
  • Repo management

Instructions

  • Installing packages

Hit the + button at the bottom. The Installer screen will appear. You can either directly pick a package from the list or search for a package (in name an description) and pick it then. Hitting the Install button will install the selected package. If you dont want to use the default configuration for installing a package you can enable some command line options via the checkboxes.

  • Removing packages

Hit the - button at the bottom then proceed as you would at the Installer screen.

  • Updating the database

Hit the Update button at the home screen

  • Upgrade system

Hit the ^ button at the bottom

  • Manage repositories

Hit the Repo button at the home screen (Why the heck doesn't that picture get updated? I uploaded a new one!). The Repo Management screen will appear displaying you current feeds. You can remove a selected feed by hitting the remove button (for urther details about automated backup-ing see ZOMG!#Notes). To edit a feed simply edit the corresponding text fields and hit Save/Add. Adding a new feed works the same (The Save/Add button doesn't get enabled before every textbox is filled out).

Changelog

Release 08/12/2008

First beta Tested on Om 2008.x - works! Yay!

Update 20/12/2008

  • Fixes one annoying bug
  • speeds up the whole thing due to optimized code

NOTE: ZOMG! must be already installed to make the update work!

just replace zomg.jar with this one:

wget http://jmccloud.jm.funpic.de/zomg.jar
rm /usr/share/zomg/zomg.jar
mv zomg.jar /usr/share/zomg/zomg.jar

Update 22/12/2008

  • More bugs Fixed
  • Major overall code optimization
  • Tested on JamVM... fast as HELL
  • Shellscript doesn't care anymore if you are using JamVM or Cacao - will use whichever is linked to /usr/bin/java

*To update simply re-run the installer script as described further down.


Update 09/01/2009

Packaged into an ipk package for *almost* hands-free installation.


Update 10/01/2009

Introducing repository management - wooohoo!!11oneoneoneeleven. Uploaded the new version to [opkg.org]

Download

Release

opk can be downloaded here

Source

Will be made available when i finished optimizing and cleaning the code.

Note

It's i still in development and the code is rather nasty, so it is slow and pretends not to know anything about object oriented programming. give me some time to fix it...

Dependencies: jamvm is a dependency, since it is much faster than cacao

Automated backup-ing

When removing a feed it doesn't get deleted it will be renamed to feed_file.bak Same applies to editing an existing feed. ...safety first!

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ZOMG! displaying the Installer tab

Overview

ZOMG! is a graphical package manager similar to assassin, but contrary to assassin it is not limited to Om2008.x and it features full package management (Beta version! tested on Om2008.9). It's written in Java, so the startup time is... well you know.

Features

  • Install
  • Remove
  • Search for packages (in name and description)
  • Update package database
  • Upgrade System
  • "Detailed" command line ouptut (standard verbosity level)
  • As finger friendly as the om-gtk-theme can be ;)


Usage

ZOMG! home screen

ZOMG! needs an internet connection to install applications for the repositories. This can be done via WiFi, USB, GPRS or Bluetooth.

Features

  • Install packages
  • Remove packages
  • Opkg upgrade
  • Opkg update
  • Repo management

Instructions

  • Installing packages

Hit the + button at the bottom. The Installer screen will appear. You can either directly pick a package from the list or search for a package (in name an description) and pick it then. Hitting the Install button will install the selected package. If you dont want to use the default configuration for installing a package you can enable some command line options via the checkboxes.

  • Removing packages

Hit the - button at the bottom then proceed as you would at the Installer screen.

  • Updating the database

Hit the Update button at the home screen

  • Upgrade system

Hit the ^ button at the bottom

  • Manage repositories

Hit the Repo button at the home screen (Why the heck doesn't that picture get updated? I uploaded a new one!). The Repo Management screen will appear displaying you current feeds. You can remove a selected feed by hitting the remove button (for urther details about automated backup-ing see ZOMG!#Notes). To edit a feed simply edit the corresponding text fields and hit Save/Add. Adding a new feed works the same.

Changelog

Release 08/12/2008

First beta Tested on Om 2008.x - works! Yay!

Update 20/12/2008

  • Fixes one annoying bug
  • speeds up the whole thing due to optimized code

NOTE: ZOMG! must be already installed to make the update work!

just replace zomg.jar with this one:

wget http://jmccloud.jm.funpic.de/zomg.jar
rm /usr/share/zomg/zomg.jar
mv zomg.jar /usr/share/zomg/zomg.jar

Update 22/12/2008

  • More bugs Fixed
  • Major overall code optimization
  • Tested on JamVM... fast as HELL
  • Shellscript doesn't care anymore if you are using JamVM or Cacao - will use whichever is linked to /usr/bin/java

*To update simply re-run the installer script as described further down.


Update 09/01/2009

Packaged into an ipk package for *almost* hands-free installation.


Update 10/01/2009

Introducing repository management - wooohoo!!11oneoneoneeleven. Uploaded the new version to [opkg.org]

Download

Release

opk can be downloaded here

Source

Will be made available when i finished optimizing and cleaning the code.

Note

It's i still in development and the code is rather nasty, so it is slow and pretends not to know anything about object oriented programming. give me some time to fix it...

Dependencies: jamvm is a dependency, since it is much faster than cacao

Automated backup-ing

When removing a feed it doesn't get deleted it will be renamed to feed_file.bak Same applies to editing an existing feed. ...safety first!