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xbps-uhelper now supports downloading files with a defined destination. The syntax of fetch is "URI>FILENAME". So if you call xbps-uhelper fetch "http://foobar.com/foo.tar.gz>bar.tar.gz" the output file will be named "bar.tar.gz" |
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xbps-create | ||
xbps-dgraph | ||
xbps-install | ||
xbps-pkgdb | ||
xbps-query | ||
xbps-reconfigure | ||
xbps-remove | ||
xbps-rindex | ||
xbps-uhelper | ||
Makefile |