> Thinking about the dselect interface... 
> What we need is a simpler job, yes power is nice, by the word here is
> interface, and we want an interface that any 'dos' user can understand.
> 
> This is just a concept mockup -- it should be larger, not be made of ascii,
> etc.
> 
> +-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
> | GNU Emacs -- v1.0.3-2          |1| Package: X.XX MB Installed: X.XX   |3|
  |
> | The extensible self documenting |#| Installed but not configured.   |#|
> | text editor                   | | Requires: (name1), (name2)        | |
> |                               | | Conflicts: (name3)                | |
> |                               | | Suggests: (none)                  | |
> |                               | | Provides: (editor)                | |
> |                               | |                                   | |
> |                               | |                                   | |
> |                               | |                                   | |
> |_________________________________|2|___________________________________|4|
> |5< admin  base  comm  devel  doc [editor]  electronics  ham  mail ...        
> >6|
> |---------------------------------+      +------------------+-Installed-+-| 
> | Important Editor:                                       |           |7|
> |     ed  -- The classic Unix line editor                 |   Yes     | |
> |     nvi -- 4.4BSD Reimplementation of vi                |   No      | |
> | Standard Editor:                                        |           |#|
> +-->  Emacs -- The GNU Emacs Editor.                      |  Partial  | |
> | Optional Editor:                                        |           | |
> |     elisp-manual -- Emacs Lisp Reference Manual         |           | |
> |     elv-vi -- elvis, vi, view, input - The editor       |           |8|
> +-----------------------------------------------------------+-------------+
> |9<  (+)Add package   (H) General Help   (D) Done (save results)      >0|
> |9<  (-)Remove package        (C) Command Help   (Q) Quit (without saving)    
> >0|
> +-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
> 
> (...)
> 
> Also someone suggested there be an installed size parameter in the packages
> file... this probably wouldn't be a bad idea.
> 
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
This interface looks much better to me than the actual.
I don't see any basic information missing. But may be there should be a way to 
set up 
some filter to only have information on installed packages, or not installed
packages.

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 Romuald du Song ([EMAIL PROTECTED])

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