Hello Roland,
Thanks for looking into this :) Unfortunately the plasma-discover doesn't show the results for all kind of packages (for example kernels, nala, neofetch etc-etc) so it basically only shows apps with appstream metadata. Unfortunately there is a few, so in my honest opinion Discover can't list/fulfill of installing 100% of the debian repo's software selections. For me it was ok to install Synaptic manually by hand because I remembered of it. But for non-technical users whom never heard of it might be useful of having it installed out of the box. I'd say if there's a chance of making it to get installed by default would be a good start. Or if there's a Qt alternative specifically for KDE (like the discontinued Muon, or perhaps Apper?), or if its possible to make Plasma-Discover to also show the result for every single packages from debian repos including kernels and such that would be also a good one. Thanks in advance Örs Roland Clobus <rclo...@rclobus.nl> ezt írta (időpont: 2024. júl. 10., Sze 8:50): > +debian-kde > > Hello vajdao, > > On 09/07/2024 22:14, vajdao wrote: > > When installing KDE Desktop Environemt (task-kde-desktop) Synaptic > package > > manager doesn't get installed by default. > > On other DE's such as gnome, lxqt, xfce, mate etc-etc Synaptic is > installed > > with the system. > > > > Please provide Synaptic to be installed by default in KDE too, as it is > a handy > > tool to have out of the box. > > There is already a software center installed per default: plasma-discover. > > The dependency chain is: > task-kde-desktop -> kde-standard -> kde-plasma-desktop -> > plasma-workspace -> plasma-desktop -> plasma-discover. > > Can that fullfill this wishlist ticket? > > Or @kde-list: would you like to have Synapic (or something else) added? > > With kind regards, > Roland Clobus >
