On Sun, Jun 23, 2013 at 09:28:07PM +0100, Philip Hands wrote:
> If etckeeper were to check in the unmodified versions of the packaged
> conffiles in a branch called 'dpkg-dist' (or whatever) then it would be
> trivial to do a diff.
>
> Presumably it would be possible to do this in one of the hook
Thomas Koch writes:
> I've started by building debian packages with equivs that have dependencies
> to
> all packages that I've installed by hand on my old machine.[1] This is not
> comfortable.
https://github.com/devstructure/blueprint
might help you.
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Thomas Koch writes:
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> Now I'd like to know which files in /etc are still in their default state and
> which were modified by me, including a diff against the default. Is there
> some
> possibility to get this information? I have etckeeper installed but I don't
> see how it could give me th
* Thomas Koch wrote [23.06.13 17:56]:
> Now I'd like to know which files in /etc are still in their default state and
> which were modified by me, including a diff against the default. Is there
> some
> possibility to get this information? I have etckeeper installed but I don't
> see how it co
Quoting Thomas Koch (2013-06-23 21:17:50)
> Nice to see the first replies coming in. I see that I should have
> clarified:
>
> - I'm thinking about a scenario where I still switch between machines.
> So a one time copy of the full hard disc will not do it.
>
> - The two machines might be differ
Thomas Koch writes:
> I'm currently switching my laptop (again) and I have the following vision:
> The Debian system should provide tools to make it possible to switch over
> from
> one machine to another in a matter of minutes without leaving any data,
> configuration or customization of the o
also sprach Thomas Koch [2013.06.23.1856 +0200]:
> I'm currently switching my laptop (again) and I have the following
> vision: The Debian system should provide tools to make it possible
> to switch over from one machine to another in a matter of minutes
> without leaving any data, configuration o
Nice to see the first replies coming in. I see that I should have clarified:
- I'm thinking about a scenario where I still switch between machines. So a
one time copy of the full hard disc will not do it.
- The two machines might be different: a desktop at home, a laptop and a small
netbook. I
On Sun, Jun 23, 2013 at 6:56 PM, Thomas Koch wrote:
I'm currently switching my laptop (again) and I have the following vision:
> The Debian system should provide tools to make it possible to switch over
> from
> one machine to another in a matter of minutes without leaving any data,
> configurati
]] Thomas Koch
> I've started by building debian packages with equivs that have dependencies
> to
> all packages that I've installed by hand on my old machine.[1] This is not
> comfortable.
Use pkgsync with comments in the musthave file?
> Now I'd like to know which files in /etc are still i
On Du, 23 iun 13, 18:56:02, Thomas Koch wrote:
>
> I've started by building debian packages with equivs that have dependencies
> to
> all packages that I've installed by hand on my old machine.[1] This is not
> comfortable. I started thinking about a tagging system that allows users to
> attac
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