Katoolin Python3 update + modern code base #392
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… and output handling
…de organization and user interaction
… and repo_menu functions for better clarity and error handling
…d execution; enhance install_tools function for better package management
…nce main_banner with latest update date
…update in update.py
…er to display current version
…nstructions and feature descriptions
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This pull request is a modernization and refactor of the Katoolin project, transitioning it to Katoolin3
The changes replace the legacy Python 2 codebase with a new, modular Python 3 structure, update documentation, and improve usability, maintainability, and compatibility with modern Debian/Ubuntu systems
Project Modernization and Refactor:
katoolin3.py), which now imports and runs the newmainfunction from thesrc/app.pymodulesrc/app.pyusing modern Python practices (type hints, modular imports, structured error handling, logging, and improved menu navigation), this includes new features such as mass uninstall, improved repository management, and better user prompts.Legacy Code Removal:
core/categories.pyandcore/gear.py, eliminating the old menu, category, and tool installation logic in favor of the new modular design.