Faik Uygur 0499786b1d - Forward port from trunk: these comments should exists in trunk:
* created pisi.conf should have the values uncommented, these are the real values anyway.

* package_cache default is set to False for package-manager for a new Pardus installation.
  This was the default behaviour for pm. But if a pisi.conf file exists (for an already installed
  system), setup.py does not overwrite it. So no package_cache_X values will be in pisi.conf. (Question:
  Why do we create pisi.conf in setup.py, why not an additional file) In this case package-manager's
  default is, use package cache to keep user's cached packages.

- TODO: pisi should use these values in cli also, cause this is pisi.conf! or maybe this was not
  the right place for this from the start or was it? :/
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PISI - Packages Installed Succesfully as Intended

PISI is a new package manager for the PARDUS
distribution. In Turkish PISI means "kitty", and
like a kitty, it is featureful and small.

Some of its distinctive features:

 - Implemented in python
 - Efficient and small
 - Package sources are written in XML and python
 - Uses LZMA for a better compression ratio 
 - Fast database access implemented with berkeley DB
 - Integrates low-level and high-level package operations (dependency resolution)
 - Framework approach to build applications and tools upon
 - Comprehensive CLI and a user-friendly qt GUI (distributed separately)
 - Extremely simple package construction

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Description
Pisi Package Management System
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