There is a new package that will be pulled for me when updating, and even though it is listed in the command line, it might just be missed when --noconfirm is on by default and the lines race by.
I don't know about this one, since someone who has noconfirm on will want their system to update without a fuss, but then again, something new will be installed on your system so it might be worthwile to show that in the applet, maybe even as a first entry.
2nd picture to show that it is listed, so the argument could be made again, that it is not necceseary to show that in the applet
This might not be possible within the context the applet is running in. This will be closed as not planned, this can be re-opened once we find a way to implement this.
There is a new package that will be pulled for me when updating, and even though it is listed in the command line, it might just be missed when
--noconfirm
is on by default and the lines race by.I don't know about this one, since someone who has noconfirm on will want their system to update without a fuss, but then again, something new will be installed on your system so it might be worthwile to show that in the applet, maybe even as a first entry.
2nd picture to show that it is listed, so the argument could be made again, that it is not necceseary to show that in the applet