[CentOS] centos rpm package description list?

2011-09-03 Thread hadi motamedi
Dear All
Is there any reference link that lists the centos rpm packages by
their description? As I know, we have reference sites like
rpm.pbone.net and dag.wieers.com etc that we can search for an rpm
package by its name. But what we have if we want to find a rpm package
by its description rather than its name? Say we want to find how many
solutions do we have for Image processing or Speech processing on
centos, so if we know the solution is GIMP so we can search for its
rpm package on the mentioned sites but what we can do if we just know
the rpm package description?
Thank you
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Re: [CentOS] centos rpm package description list?

2011-09-03 Thread Colin Coles
On Saturday 03 Sep 2011, hadi motamedi wrote:
 Dear All
 Is there any reference link that lists the centos rpm packages by
 their description? As I know, we have reference sites like
 rpm.pbone.net and dag.wieers.com etc that we can search for an rpm
 package by its name. But what we have if we want to find a rpm package
 by its description rather than its name? Say we want to find how many
 solutions do we have for Image processing or Speech processing on
 centos, so if we know the solution is GIMP so we can search for its
 rpm package on the mentioned sites but what we can do if we just know
 the rpm package description?

'yum search speech' might be what you are looking for.
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Re: [CentOS] centos rpm package description list?

2011-09-03 Thread hadi motamedi
On 9/3/11, Colin Coles co...@wemoto.com wrote:
 On Saturday 03 Sep 2011, hadi motamedi wrote:
 Dear All
 Is there any reference link that lists the centos rpm packages by
 their description? As I know, we have reference sites like
 rpm.pbone.net and dag.wieers.com etc that we can search for an rpm
 package by its name. But what we have if we want to find a rpm package
 by its description rather than its name? Say we want to find how many
 solutions do we have for Image processing or Speech processing on
 centos, so if we know the solution is GIMP so we can search for its
 rpm package on the mentioned sites but what we can do if we just know
 the rpm package description?

 'yum search speech' might be what you are looking for.
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Thank you very much. It seems that this is the right tool for my purpose.
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Re: [CentOS] centos rpm package description list?

2011-09-03 Thread Always Learning

On Sat, 2011-09-03 at 16:07 +0430, hadi motamedi wrote:

 Is there any reference link that lists the centos rpm packages by
 their description? As I know, we have reference sites like
 rpm.pbone.net and dag.wieers.com etc that we can search for an rpm
 package by its name. But what we have if we want to find a rpm package
 by its description rather than its name? Say we want to find how many
 solutions do we have for Image processing or Speech processing on
 centos, so if we know the solution is GIMP so we can search for its
 rpm package on the mentioned sites but what we can do if we just know
 the rpm package description?

If people can provide the data, I'll host a site with a database
look-up.

Initially the fields for each entry would be:-

   database reference number - searchable, exact match
   general type: audio-visual - searchable, drop-down menu
   sub-type: audio - searchable, drop-down menu
   description: plays most file types - searchable , partial match
   comments: used to be called  - searchable, partial match
   package name: searchable, partial match
   location: URL or repo site name - searchable, partial match on URL
   Centos 5 available flag: used in combination with a search
   Centos 6 available flag: used in combination with a search
   Non-Centos flag: used in combination with a search

The site could perhaps be called: software.centos.org although I have
sufficient resources for an alternative URL. 

Paul
Always Programming


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