Hi all, I had a little idea that could be trivial to implement, and I don't see any drawback in implementing it. When you interrupt a package manager (apt-get or synaptic) you have to manually run "dpkg --configure -a" to make thing clean again (you complete the installation/upgrade process of the packages). My idea is to automatically run it at boot. If everything is ok, it doesn't do anything, else he complete the broken process at boot without the need to run manually the command in a terminal. USE CASE: abnormal termination of dpkg causated by a power failure or a discharged battery. Ciao, Gianmarco
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