Add dpkg / apt?

[Adam McGreggor]

From sql/server_dictionary.sql, might it be useful to add:

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+ INSERT INTO parse_dictionary (p_term,p_category,p_topic) VALUES ('dpkg','System Management','Debian Package Management System');
+ INSERT INTO parse_dictionary (p_term,p_category,p_topic) VALUES ('apt','System Management','Advanced Packaging Tool,');

?

[Adam McGreggor (adam-amyl)]

couple of other suggestions, actually:

[142] INSERT INTO parse_dictionary (p_term,p_category,p_topic) VALUES ('openvz','Virtualization','OpenVZ');
[143] - INSERT INTO parse_dictionary (p_term,p_category,p_topic) VALUES ('virtuozzo','Virtualization','Virtuozzo');
        + INSERT INTO parse_dictionary (p_term,p_category,p_topic) VALUES ('uml','Virtualization','User Mode Linux');
        + INSERT INTO parse_dictionary (p_term,p_category,p_topic) VALUES ('virtuozzo','Virtualization','Virtuozzo');

[faulkes (michael-behrens)]

UML & DPKG have been added.

APT is a little general, still considering how it impacts on natural language.

[Adam McGreggor (adam-amyl)]

re: apt, perhaps the way might be for a ("package management"?) new category, and add in terms like "apt-cache" "apt-get" (prob the two most commonly used ones, I'd expect). If going down this route, perhaps add in synaptic, aptitude, and whatever it is KDE uses... (spot the "if i can easily do it via the CL, I will" user).

Even semi-specing 'apt-get' makes me wonder if that's too loose: I guess it depends on the hit-count, really...

[faulkes (michael-behrens)]

On Fri, Mar 7, 2008 at 8:40 PM, Adam McGreggor <email address hidden> wrote:

> re: apt, perhaps the way might be for a ("package management"?) new
> category, and add in terms like "apt-cache" "apt-get" (prob the two most
> commonly used ones, I'd expect). If going down this route, perhaps add
> in synaptic, aptitude, and whatever it is KDE uses... (spot the "if i
> can easily do it via the CL, I will" user).
>

Stuff that is GUI based would go to a deskop-dictionary rather than
the server-dictionary (synaptic and such).

apt-get/apt-cache etc are more specific and can be added.