plasmapkg(1): - Install, list, remove Plasma packages

NAME

   plasmapkg - Install, list, remove Plasma packages

SYNOPSIS

   plasmapkg [-h, --hash path] [-g, --global] [-t, --type type] [-i,
             --install path] [-u, --upgrade path] [-l, --list]
             [--list-types] [-r, --remove name] [-p, --packageroot path]
             [KDE Generic Options] [Qt Generic Options]

DESCRIPTION

   plasmapkg is a command line tool to install, list, remove Plasma
   packages.

OPTIONS

   -h, --hash  path
       Generate a SHA1 hash for the package at "path".

   -g, --global
       For install or remove, operates on packages installed for all
       users.

   -t, --type  type
       The type of package, e.g.  theme, wallpaper, plasmoid, dataengine,
       runner, layout-template, etc.  [plasmoid].

   -i, --install  path
       Install the package at "path".

   -u, --upgrade  path
       Upgrade the package at "path".

   -l, --list
       List installed packages.

   -r, --remove  name
       Remove the package named "name".

   -p, --packageroot  path
       Absolute path to the package root. If not supplied, then the
       standard data directories for this KDE session will be searched
       instead.

AUTHORS

   plasmapkg was written by Aaron Seigo <aseigo@kde.org>.

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