Thanks for your bugreport.
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Thanks,
Michael
** Changed in: Ubuntu
Status: Unconfirmed => Fix Released
--
Including "popularity" of packages in repositories
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/112387
You received this bug notifica
There is some information about relative popularity of packages from
http://popcon.ubuntu.com/, but there are only around 70,000
participants, of all the users of Ubuntu. Do you wish to request that
synaptic use this information to generate the described coloured bar, or
would you agree that it is
That is the thing, precisely. Instead of "voting" (I mean, making a
manual operation), why not change the apt management system so that
servers can keep track of the times each package has been requested and
provide it so that apt managers (like synaptic or any other... even apt-
get or apt-search)
In order to properly support CD-based installations and updates, Ubuntu
cannot track all installations of packages. Furthermore, tracking
installations of packages for network repository users must be
voluntary, in order to protect the privacy of users.
--
Including "popularity" of packages in r
Thanks for your bugreport.
Please try Applications/Add,Remove. It contains this feature.
Thanks,
Michael
** Changed in: Ubuntu
Status: Unconfirmed => Fix Released
--
Including "popularity" of packages in repositories
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/112387
You received this bug notifica
There is some information about relative popularity of packages from
http://popcon.ubuntu.com/, but there are only around 70,000
participants, of all the users of Ubuntu. Do you wish to request that
synaptic use this information to generate the described coloured bar, or
would you agree that it is
That is the thing, precisely. Instead of "voting" (I mean, making a
manual operation), why not change the apt management system so that
servers can keep track of the times each package has been requested and
provide it so that apt managers (like synaptic or any other... even apt-
get or apt-search)
In order to properly support CD-based installations and updates, Ubuntu
cannot track all installations of packages. Furthermore, tracking
installations of packages for network repository users must be
voluntary, in order to protect the privacy of users.
--
Including "popularity" of packages in r
Thanks for your bugreport.
Please try Applications/Add,Remove. It contains this feature.
Thanks,
Michael
** Changed in: Ubuntu
Status: Unconfirmed => Fix Released
--
Including "popularity" of packages in repositories
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/112387
You received this bug notifica
There is some information about relative popularity of packages from
http://popcon.ubuntu.com/, but there are only around 70,000
participants, of all the users of Ubuntu. Do you wish to request that
synaptic use this information to generate the described coloured bar, or
would you agree that it is
That is the thing, precisely. Instead of "voting" (I mean, making a
manual operation), why not change the apt management system so that
servers can keep track of the times each package has been requested and
provide it so that apt managers (like synaptic or any other... even apt-
get or apt-search)
In order to properly support CD-based installations and updates, Ubuntu
cannot track all installations of packages. Furthermore, tracking
installations of packages for network repository users must be
voluntary, in order to protect the privacy of users.
--
Including "popularity" of packages in r
Thanks for your bugreport.
Please try Applications/Add,Remove. It contains this feature.
Thanks,
Michael
** Changed in: Ubuntu
Status: Unconfirmed => Fix Released
--
Including "popularity" of packages in repositories
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/112387
You received this bug notifica
There is some information about relative popularity of packages from
http://popcon.ubuntu.com/, but there are only around 70,000
participants, of all the users of Ubuntu. Do you wish to request that
synaptic use this information to generate the described coloured bar, or
would you agree that it is
That is the thing, precisely. Instead of "voting" (I mean, making a
manual operation), why not change the apt management system so that
servers can keep track of the times each package has been requested and
provide it so that apt managers (like synaptic or any other... even apt-
get or apt-search)
In order to properly support CD-based installations and updates, Ubuntu
cannot track all installations of packages. Furthermore, tracking
installations of packages for network repository users must be
voluntary, in order to protect the privacy of users.
--
Including "popularity" of packages in r
Thanks for your bugreport.
Please try Applications/Add,Remove. It contains this feature.
Thanks,
Michael
** Changed in: Ubuntu
Status: Unconfirmed => Fix Released
--
Including "popularity" of packages in repositories
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/112387
You received this bug notifica
There is some information about relative popularity of packages from
http://popcon.ubuntu.com/, but there are only around 70,000
participants, of all the users of Ubuntu. Do you wish to request that
synaptic use this information to generate the described coloured bar, or
would you agree that it is
That is the thing, precisely. Instead of "voting" (I mean, making a
manual operation), why not change the apt management system so that
servers can keep track of the times each package has been requested and
provide it so that apt managers (like synaptic or any other... even apt-
get or apt-search)
In order to properly support CD-based installations and updates, Ubuntu
cannot track all installations of packages. Furthermore, tracking
installations of packages for network repository users must be
voluntary, in order to protect the privacy of users.
--
Including "popularity" of packages in r
Thanks for your bugreport.
Please try Applications/Add,Remove. It contains this feature.
Thanks,
Michael
** Changed in: Ubuntu
Status: Unconfirmed => Fix Released
--
Including "popularity" of packages in repositories
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/112387
You received this bug notifica
There is some information about relative popularity of packages from
http://popcon.ubuntu.com/, but there are only around 70,000
participants, of all the users of Ubuntu. Do you wish to request that
synaptic use this information to generate the described coloured bar, or
would you agree that it is
That is the thing, precisely. Instead of "voting" (I mean, making a
manual operation), why not change the apt management system so that
servers can keep track of the times each package has been requested and
provide it so that apt managers (like synaptic or any other... even apt-
get or apt-search)
In order to properly support CD-based installations and updates, Ubuntu
cannot track all installations of packages. Furthermore, tracking
installations of packages for network repository users must be
voluntary, in order to protect the privacy of users.
--
Including "popularity" of packages in r
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