### Using it
-Running rpkgmanager may take some time depending on how many packages you install. It has to gather information on everyone of them. It will ask the simple Yes or No question when done. Remember that it will want to remove all packages that are not in your wanted.db file. Proceed or not.
+Running rpkgmanager may take some time depending on how many packages you install. It has to gather information on everyone of them. It will ask the simple Yes or No question when done. Remember that it will want to remove all packages that are not in your wanted.db file.
To run it, just execute the ruby file.
0 3 * * * root cd /usr/pkgsrc && git pull && echo n | /home/luxh/bin/rpkgmanager.rb
-Remember to add /usr/pkg/bin to your crontabs's $PATH.
+Remember to add /usr/pkg/bin to your crontabs's $PATH if you don't already have it there.
Then in the morning when you've read the night's logs and wish to upgrade your packages:
### More information
-Read the manpaged in your checked out copy of the repo, rpkgmanager(8)
+Read the manpage in your checked out copy of the repo, rpkgmanager(8)
> cd rpkgmanager && man ./rpkgmanager.8