Okay, I'll check into more a bit later. As a package manager, where is the description of packages? How is anyone to know what webdesign is and what it does other than by just looking at the package name and perhaps trying to google it?
The first google result for "fpc webdesign package" leads to a copy of a mailing list question asking what the package does. After a bit more googling it would seem that the OP is the author of the package. To be of any value IMO, a package manager it ought to provide brief of descriptions next to package names, otherwise people will have no idea what they are looking at. webdesign add new form designer to Lazarus which can be used to build websites Also packages ought to be organized in such that the user knows what they depend on or what is optional. webdesign depends on lnet, gecko, embweb; optional jquery I had to guess at the above and might be wrong. The only reason I picked those packages is because they are only one which show up when libs isn't configured they way fppkg expects.
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