[aur-general] Request for deletion of ecomorph-* packages
A new version of ecomorph is out, and the GIT is out of date right now. I have created a new ecomorph package for these, and the others (which are now out of date, broken, and were already orphaned) need to be deleted. Thanks, Smartboy
Re: [aur-general] aur/libdrm and extra/libdrm
Lyman wrote: Hi, I believed that aur/libdrm should be removed. -- Lyman Li 苦水潭(主站): http://lymanrb.blogspot.com 苦水潭(国内): http://lymanrb.spaces.live.com Thanks for noticing. I've removed the duplicate package from the AUR.
[aur-general] aur/libdrm and extra/libdrm
Hi, I believed that aur/libdrm should be removed. -- Lyman Li 苦水潭(主站): http://lymanrb.blogspot.com 苦水潭(国内): http://lymanrb.spaces.live.com
Re: [aur-general] Official discussion period - Rules governing packages entering [community]
On Fri, Dec 5, 2008 at 8:10 PM, Ivy Foster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > - Including a new, well-publicized (so people know they can turn it > off) function in pacman that would (optionally, default=yes) > to automagically send in installed/removed pkgs (and I suppose > a complete list the first time it's run) to something like Debian's > popularity-contest server. Just because this one keeps coming up, I need to say this again (and again, and again). Functionality such as this will never ever make it into pacman. Ever. I know I'm speaking for Dan here, but I'm confident he feels the same. Pacman will never ever upload anything such as usage statistics. Pacman is a package manager. External scripts can and should handle this.