This is the Linux app named Tolito whose latest release can be downloaded as Tolito-V1.3.7z. It can be run online in the free hosting provider OnWorks for workstations.
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Tolito
DESCRIPTION:
Tolito is Xray_OS AUR helper, which mainly serves to build and install packages on the fly directly and mainly from Xray_OS repositories, if something that you look for is not available my curated repositories then you will probably find it in the AUR.
Tolito is for now in alpha state, it can install packages, remove, see information about packages, clean cache (this needs some rework..), the main feature and the reason why I created Tolito was because I wanted to be able to build and install packages on the fly from my own GitLab repos, that contains my curated PKGBUILDS.
commands:
install: "tolito -S (name of pkg)"
Remove: "tolito -R (name of pkg)"
Clean cache "tolito clean"
See version of a pkg: "tolito -Q" / "tolito -Qi"
Update pkg/pkgs: not supported yet.. working on it
Features
- Build and install packages on the fly from Xray_OS repos or from AUR
- Remove packages from the Xray_OS-repos/AUR, or even if they're not from the AUR
- See information about any package
- Clean cache (needs some rework..)
- you can parse the git url of a package build into "tolito -S", and it'll probably install it
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