The applet resides on your desktop panel. It informs you about update availability and allows you to perform basic system maintenance tasks.
The applet icon can be in one of many states, depending on your machine's status:
![]() | The system is up-to-date. All is fine. |
![]() | A standard program update is available for your installed packages. |
![]() | A bugfix update is available for your installed packages. |
![]() | A security update is available for your installed packages. It is highly recommended that you install security updates. |
![]() | The applet is currently contacting the server, be patient. |
![]() | This host isn't currently activated. Activate it using the Web interface (see Seção 2.1, “Subscribing New Machines”). |
![]() | The applet cannot connect to the server. Check your Internet connection. |
![]() | The system is currently not configured or a configuration error was found. Launch the configuration wizard (see Seção 1, “Initial Configuration”) to use Mandriva Online. |
Click on the applet icon to open a dialog with action buttons, followed by the current machine's status.
Manually launch the updates installer by opening Rpmdrake (see Seção 3, “ Atualizador do Mandriva Linux ”).
Launch the wizard (see Seção 1, “Initial Configuration”). This can be useful to resend your machine configuration to the server, for example if you upgraded your hardware.
Manually connects to the server to check if updates are available. This is done periodically by the applet, but if you have no permanent connection to the Internet, it may be useful to manually check for updates when you are online.