PiSi

[murat]

PiSi (Packages Installed Successfully, as Intended) (pronounced pee-see) is the package management system of Pardus.
It is the tool that installs, upgrades and removes the software packages successfully, as intended.
PiSi stores and handles the dependencies for the other packages, libraries and COMAR tasks. You may install and use software without being aware of the underlying technical details, not even the name of the application.
Tasks such as opening a new file type or serving web pages are just a click away with PiSi.

Some distinctive features of PiSi are the following:

    * Implemented in Python
    * Efficient and small
    * Package sources are written in XML and Python
    * Fast database access implemented with Berkeley DB
    * Integrates low-level and high-level package operations (dependency resolution)
    * Framework approach to build applications and tools upon
    * Comprehensive CLI and a user-friendly Qt GUI (distributed separately)
    * Extremely simple and fast package construction

    * How PiSi handles dependency: Dependency resolution in package management systems have a significance in that they are the key to providing system stability and internet upgrades. This document shows how PiSi resolves dependency problems.
    * PiSi packages version policy v0.2: This document explains the version policy that applies to PiSi packages.




Source:

http://www.pardus.org.tr/eng/projeler/pisi/index.html

[Mhmrcs]

Great work to the person who made these projects sticky We should make all topics that are definitive by nature sticky (in my opinion).

[Joseph]

I dont know where to post this, but I just reinstalled Pardus and tried to download Google Earth from the Pardus User Repo and It installs, but the Icon is a question mark and it wont start up when I try to open it. I dont know what's going on, it worked great before, I think the package became corrupt.... I tried reinstalling Pardus twice thinking it was my install, but Google Earth has failed both times.

I dont know who runs the Pardus User repository, but could someone check it out and see what the problem could be... please please please?

[atolboo]

I dont know who runs the Pardus User repository, but could someone check it out and see what the problem could be... please please please?

I am already    on this one.
Have a in> this GoogleEarth-Pardus 2011 (?)< for a temporary solution.
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[Joseph]

Thank you atolboo, I'm glad your here to help us out... Your effort is greatly appreciated my friend.