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It's possible, just sounds annoying to impliment |
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add file handler -> onclick anura.pty.open("dpkg -i path") i just don't wanna do it plus it would obscure errors if there were any |
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It's not hard to do it on the surface, the issue comes with error handling, say if the /home isn't mounted |
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what about if it were to fail, it would allow you to see the recorded command line, or when it starts, it would just open a command line so you can see the process live |
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i would advise you not give "advice" on the implementation side |
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Let's be somewhat civil at least, what cool electronics is referring to is that with the current setup (runpty) you wouldn't be able to exactly know if it failed in the first place as there isn't a good way to capture output. You could create a separate PTY for an app installation (a whole terminal) which would in theory work if just sounds annoying to properly manage |
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this might be a tall order, but the ability to automatically install .deb files or the arch alternative from the file manager like how chromeOS does it would be great.
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