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When I'm emerging 'world', sometimes (like today) there are 50 packages that |
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need to be done. Fine. No problemo. It would be nice to have a screensaver, |
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or even better, an overlay of some-kind (so I could have my normal OpenGL |
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screensavers running in the background) that told me the basic statistics. |
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Then I could leave my box locked and know that stuff is hapily working. As |
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it is, I have to continually interrupt the screen-saver, login, notice it's |
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fine, then logout. |
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* Which # emerge out of total I'm on. |
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* what stage of this emerge I'm in: |
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- downloading |
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- unpacking |
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- compiling/linking |
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- installing |
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- unmerging old package |
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+ error (this should notify me visualy/audibly) |
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* If it's downloading, how may bytes (a moving bar would be ideal) it has |
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out of how many to go. |
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* if possible, the estimated time to complete the current emerge |
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* and of course, the estimated time to complete all emerges |
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Does such a thing exist? |
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D.Vin |
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