rpmdrake should have a history log. Every other package manager keeps one, like synaptic, muon, dnfdragora and others. You should be able to set the number of days it keeps a log. Currently I do it manually using gnotes, but I believe rpmdrake do it automatically.
Thank you for the suggestion. The restriction really comes from rpm itself, which has no global transaction log. As it stands, the two possibilities are: * to see all latest package dates: $ rpm -qa --last or for a particular package: $ rpm -q --last <package> * to see the entire modification history of a given package: rpm -q --changelog <package> * and of course for any given package, $ urpmq -i <package> does show all the versions since the current Mageia release; but not with dates. Suse's YUM has its own activity log. You are asking for something similar. We being extremely short of manpower at present, do not expect it to happen... Assigning to tools.
Assignee: bugsquad => mageiatoolsSeverity: normal => enhancement
journalctl |grep 'RPM'
Created attachment 14790 [details] confirmation dialogue
Created attachment 14791 [details] information log
The attached explain things. In dnfdragora, there is an information menu that shows a history of your operations organized by month. I would like to see something like it in the graphical drakerpm. There is a confirmation before you install or uninstall . I would like it to be saved automatically in that log titled by the date and time. I do not think a feature like this would be difficult to implement. I hope to see it in mageia 10.
The attached photos explain things. In dnfdragora, there is an information menu that shows a history of your operations organized by month. I would like to see something like it in the graphical drakerpm. There is a confirmation before you install or uninstall . I would like it to be saved automatically in that log titled by the date and time. I do not think a feature like this would be difficult to implement. I hope to see it in mageia 10.
I am sorry . Bugzilla won't allow me to edit comments.
Thank you for the suggestion. As said by others, probably nothing will happen. There are other more important work to be done, especially in tool fixing, and there are other ways as described to give some kind of log. Comments cannot be deleted nor edited. But you can tag them "obsolete" to hide them, like i did for you.
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