gpkg

If you're looking for a software tool that can help you manage packages on Slackware, then gpkg might be the solution you're after. Developed with Python and PyGTK, you'll need both of these technologies to use it. However, here are some great features you can expect from the gpkg software tool:

- List every package on your system.
- Enable package searches to be carried out.
- Install, upgrade, or remove packages.
- Integrated function with the Gnome Menu.
- Display the package data, which is helpful.
- The software tool is user-friendly too, so it's easy to use!

There are a few requirements you'll need to keep in mind when using gpkg, such as Python 2.4 and Pygtk 2.4.

The good news is that there are always updates being released for the software tool too. The latest release brings several key advancements to the table, including:

- Lists of installed and removed packages.
- The ability to perform package searches from both installed and removed packages.
- Option to show or hide non-matching results when searching for particular packages.
- Install or remove packages with ease, with no freezing.
- Install, remove, or upgrade multiple packages at once.
- Improved file searches for advanced users.
- Specify which packages to search for files within.
- Drag and drop functionality to install packages.
- Command line integration.
- Log viewer capabilities.
- Preference customization options via gconf.
- Integrated help functionality via Yelp.
- Ability to search and install packages using slapt-get and swaret. (Note: these programs will need to be manually installed beforehand.)

Overall, gpkg is a powerful and comprehensive software tool that can help users to manage packages more efficiently on Slackware. If you're looking for a useful and user-friendly way to stay organized, then gpkg is definitely worth a try.