Could provide a option when the last update happend

Bug #17717 reported by Michael Vogt
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update-manager (Ubuntu)
Fix Released
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Michael Vogt

Bug Description

It would be usefull if update-manager would display when it last time did a
update (as in apt-get update). So that the user always knowns how old the
information is.
Maybe in the "Status" label?

It should also describe what the "reload" button is good for (e.g. a tooltip
that explains that you should manually use reload if you are behind a internet
connection that need to be started up by hand like e.g. a modem and add it to
the documentation).

Thanks to Norman Silverstone for this ideas!

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Michael Vogt (mvo) wrote :

The reload information tooltip was updated

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Sebastian Heinlein (glatzor) wrote :

A dialog, that requets a reload, appears after starting update-manager if automatic update is disabled in the current dapper version. Adding the time of the last reload to the dialog is a good idea.

Sebastian

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drieteenmeeuw (drieteenmeeuw) wrote :

Would indeed be nice. Perhaps the user could be told when the last update (or check for updates) was performed, if he/she moves his/her mouse over the update-manager icon, through a little drop-box/tooltip? Now it says "Update manager Show and install available updates". Perhaps date/time could be added there.

Michael Vogt (mvo)
Changed in update-manager:
milestone: none → later
Ralph Janke (txwikinger)
Changed in update-manager:
status: Confirmed → Triaged
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Michael Vogt (mvo) wrote :

This is fixed in the latest update-manager in intrepid, it contains this information.

Changed in update-manager:
status: Triaged → Fix Released
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