Using AppCafe® - Revision history

Tigersharke at 07:10, 26 April 2013

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Drulavigne at 15:40, 16 April 2013

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Drulavigne at 18:59, 12 April 2013

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Tigersharke at 13:02, 1 April 2013

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Tigersharke at 13:02, 1 April 2013

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Tigersharke at 13:01, 1 April 2013

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Tigersharke at 17:04, 7 March 2013

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Tigersharke: ok, now. :)

2013-02-27T20:26:33Z

ok, now. :)

Tigersharke: /* Preferences */

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‎Preferences

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-<noinclude>{{NavHeader|back=Installing Applications and Keeping PC-BSD® Updated|forward=PBI Manager|custompagename=Using AppCafe{{r}}|custompagecategory={{PAGENAME}}}}</noinclude>
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 PC-BSD® provides a unique file format known as a PBI (push button installer). PBI files end with the ''.pbi'' extension and are
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 AppCafe® provides an intuitive, graphical method for installing and managing PBI software. AppCafe® does not require the root password to install most of the applications that users require, such as web browsers, games, mail clients, and productivity software. This means that you do not have to give out the root password on multi-user systems. However, server applications, such as web servers or databases, will prompt for the root password. This is to prevent a regular user from installing server software.
-{{note|width=45%|align=left|icon64=at this time, AppCafe® does not keep a copy of the downloaded ''.pbi'' file. If you would like to retain a copy of this file on disk, use '''pbi_add -R''' which will download the PBI file to the current directory.}}
+{{note|width=47%|align=left|icon64=at this time, AppCafe® does not keep a copy of the downloaded ''.pbi'' file. If you would like to retain a copy of this file on disk, use '''pbi_add -R''' which will download the PBI file to the current directory.}}
 When a regular user installs an application, they have the option to "Install Menu Icons (All Users)", meaning that an application only needs to be installed once on a multi-user system.

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 AppCafe® provides an intuitive, graphical method for installing and managing PBI software. AppCafe® does not require the root password to install most of the applications that users require, such as web browsers, games, mail clients, and productivity software. This means that you do not have to give out the root password on multi-user systems. However, server applications, such as web servers or databases, will prompt for the root password. This is to prevent a regular user from installing server software.
-{{note|width=48.5%|align=left|icon64=at this time, AppCafe® does not keep a copy of the downloaded ''.pbi'' file. If you would like to retain a copy of this file on disk, use '''pbi_add -R''' which will download the PBI file to the current directory.}}
+{{note|width=45%|align=left|icon64=at this time, AppCafe® does not keep a copy of the downloaded ''.pbi'' file. If you would like to retain a copy of this file on disk, use '''pbi_add -R''' which will download the PBI file to the current directory.}}
 When a regular user installs an application, they have the option to "Install Menu Icons (All Users)", meaning that an application only needs to be installed once on a multi-user system.

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 If you prefer to install PBIs from the command line, see the section on using [[PBI Manager#pbi add(1) | '''pbi_add''']].
-'''NOTE:''' at this time, AppCafe® does not keep a copy of the downloaded ''.pbi'' file. If you would like to retain a copy of this file on disk, use '''pbi_add -R''' which will download the PBI file to the current directory.
+{{note|at this time, AppCafe® does not keep a copy of the downloaded ''.pbi'' file. If you would like to retain a copy of this file on disk, use '''pbi_add -R''' which will download the PBI file to the current directory.}}
 PBIs are the recommended software installation method on PC-BSD®. [[Update Manager]] will automatically notify you when newer versions of software installed through the PBI system are available. PBIs will also be preserved over system upgrades and system meta-package changes.

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 In this example, the currently installed version of Firefox is 16.0.1_1 and version 16.0.2 is available. To upgrade this PBI, highlight its entry and click the "Update" button. Alternately, if updates are available for multiple PBIs and you wish to upgrade them all, click the "Update All" button. If the PBI "Requires Root", it will prompt you for the administrative password before starting the upgrade.
-A status bar will indicate the progress of the download and upgrade process. When the upgrade is complete, the entry will be updated to show the new version. The upgrade process will save all of the current version's settings. For example, when you upgrade Firefox, it will keep all of your bookmarks, history, and cache.
+A status bar will indicate the progress of the download and upgrade process. When the upgrade is complete, the entry will be updated to show the new version. The upgrade process will save all of the current version's settings. For example, when you upgrade Firefox, it will keep all of your bookmarks, history, and cache.[[File:Appcafe2a.png|thumb|393px|'''Figure 7.1g: Managing Available Repositories''']]
 === Preferences ===
-[[File:Appcafe2a.png|thumb|393px|'''Figure 7.1g: Managing Available Repositories''']]
 If you click ''File'' ➜ ''Preferences'', you will see the screen shown in Figure 7.1f.

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 === Preferences ===
+[[File:Appcafe2a.png|thumb|393px|'''Figure 7.1g: Managing Available Repositories''']]
 If you click ''File'' ➜ ''Preferences'', you will see the screen shown in Figure 7.1f.
-By default, an icon is added to the desktop (for window managers that support icons) whenever you install a PBI. Uncheck the box  "Create desktop icons at install" to disable desktop icon creation. You can still elect to install a desktop icon on a per-PBI basis by right-clicking the PBI and selecting "Install Desktop Icons" as shown in Figure 7.1c.[[File:Appcafe2a.png|thumb|393px|'''Figure 7.1g: Managing Available Repositories''']]
+By default, an icon is added to the desktop (for window managers that support icons) whenever you install a PBI. Uncheck the box  "Create desktop icons at install" to disable desktop icon creation. You can still elect to install a desktop icon on a per-PBI basis by right-clicking the PBI and selecting "Install Desktop Icons" as shown in Figure 7.1c.
 === Repositories ===