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Wajig also provides a [[GUI]] interface, known as gjig. | Wajig also provides a graphical user interface, known as gjig. |
Wajig is a simplifed and more unified command-line interface for package management. It adds a more intuitive quality to the user interface. Wajig commands are entered as the first argument to wajig. For example: "wajig install gnome". Written in Python, Wajig uses traditional Debian administration and user tools including apt-get, dpkg, apt-cache, wget, and others. It is intended to unify and simplify common administrative tasks. See also the wajig manpage.
Wajig also provides a graphical user interface, known as gjig.
Common Wajig Commands
# wajig help
# wajig list-commands
Wajig Command |
Command Description |
daily-upgrade |
Perform an update then a dist-upgrade |
install |
Install a package |
installrs |
Install package and recommended and suggested packages |
auto-download |
Do an update followed by a download of all updated packages |
available |
List versions of packages available for installation |
bug |
Check reported bugs in package using the Debian Bug Tracker |
detail |
Provide a detailed description of package |
file-find |
Search for a file within installed packages |
find-pkg |
Search for an unofficial Debian package at apt-get.org |
hold |
Place listed packages on hold so they are not upgraded |
last-update |
Identify when an update was last performed |
list-hold |
List those packages on hold |
new |
List packages that became available since last update |
news |
Obtain the latest news about the package |
orphans |
List libraries not required by any installed package |
package |
Generate a .deb file for an installed package |
purge-depend |
Purge package & those it depend on & not required by others |
readme |
Display the package's README file from /usr/share/doc |
restart |
Stop then start a daemon, e.g., gdm, apache |
rpminstall |
Install a RedHat .rpm package |
search-apt |
Find local Debian archives suitable for sources.list |
showinstall |
Trace the steps that an install would perform |
status |
Show the version and available version of packages |
toupgrade |
List packages with newer versions available for upgrading |