Dirk Hoffmann

> As I am not the admin of this Indico server, I do not know if the running Indico is up-to-date version. But it looks that this bug has not...

FYI, our current version is 2.1.8. The bug has quite simple symptoms (meeting is seen one day earlier), but is still annoying. Do you have plans to fix it in...

> * 3.26 OpenSUSE 15.1 (deprecated?) > * 3.28: Ubuntu 18.04 LTS > * 3.30: Debian Buster > * 3.34: Debian Bullseye/Testing / OpenSUSE tumbleweed / Fedora 31 > *...

@mwilck wrote: > @benjaoming wrote: > > For various reasons, I think that extensions.gnome.org is a mess, and maintaining a separate Debian package is the easy, solid and long term...

> Added additional distribution info, thanks @DirkHoffmann and @mwilck - I hope this overview will be useful. I imagine some kind of support matrix (table) in the README that makes...

The problem is for me that I do not know all the bells and whistles of github, and I did not find an executive summary of options and their consequences/implementation....

Following @elbenfreund's request, here is my audit of the presently four extension providers in https://extensions.gnome.org (aka EGO). * [elbenfreund](https://extensions.gnome.org/accounts/profile/elbenfreund) repository * provides: 3.20, 3.18, 3.16, 3.14, 3.12, 3.10, 3.8, 3.6.1,...

@muhammadsufiyan, @jasuarez, if you could answer to this request to clean up (better: remove) your repositories here, it would make this task easier (and more transparent).

Thanks for your answer, @jasuarez. Yes, we meant that it is too confusing for users to have several extensions with the same name in EGO. Good to hear that you...

> Because I just closed it :) Right. My fault. I should have looked [with the correct filter](https://github.com/projecthamster/hamster-shell-extension/pulls?q=is%3Apr+author%3Ajasuarez). Eager to see your coloured hamster tracker.