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* portage binpkg fetcher seem to be buggy and unreliable since v2.3.40
also, it's weird they implemented it as an os.call to wget, instead
of a proper python method
* implement our own binpkg fetcher, written in python, and bypass
buggy portage one
* as a drawback, installation time may become slightly longer
portage downloads in background and starts installation right away
our new method will allways wait for the download to be complete
before it starts to install...but hey, at least I won't get bugged
every day about portage bugs
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portage tree and config
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This reverts commit fe355e062019591e1b017ee7b1ff6676aca25104.
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pressed/released signals to close the config window
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menubar
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made, not for the number of packages that will be installed, and since now we display how many packages, this may create confusion, so drop it
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installed/removed/upgraded/cleaned
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