Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 16th Jan 2007 00:03 UTC, submitted by Görkem Çetin
"With thousands of packages to maintain, most important part of any distribution is indeed its package management system. PiSi is the package manager of Pardus, written from scratch in Python. By writing another package manager, our purpose was not to reinvent the wheel but to create a new kind of wheel that takes distinctive ideas from existing ones with also easy integration and maintanence in mind."
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RE[2]: Can I install packages offline?
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Sure, just double click on the package and package manager will install it for you.
If a package has a dependency, then you need to carry it with the USB stick and install accordingly. Package manager will definitely warn you if there's an unmet dependency.