Definition: The '.70-synaptics.conf' file in a Linux configuration can be used to set synaptic settings for your computer. Here’s a brief description:
• `.70-synaptics.conf` (pronounced "synaptic-synthesis") is part of the Synaptic Package Manager, which is an open-source tool designed to manage and customize synaptic packages. This file stores information about installed packages that have been manually added, updated, or removed, as well as settings related to how those packages should be used.
• In particular, `.70-synaptics.conf` may contain:
1.
Package List
: Stores a list of all available packages and their dependencies.
2.
Synaptic Status
: Contains information about the installed package versions and their status (newest or outdated).
3.
Update Information
: Displays updates for the selected packages, including the name, version number, and installation date.
4.
Error Handling
: Handles errors that occur when updating packages.
Understanding `.70-synaptics.conf` can be useful in configuring your system's synaptic settings, ensuring a smooth installation process or automatic updates.
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