No proper results for search 'GNU Hyperbole' or just 'hyperbole'

[rswgnu]

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[katzj]

It doesn't look like hyperbole is included in melpa which is the current source of emacs packages for libraries.io

[rswgnu]

Melpa is fine but the only set of GNU labeled Emacs extensions are in the Elpa archive so you should also include that where you will find Hyperbole and other non-Melpa libraries. Thanks.

On Jun 16, 2020, at 9:47 AM, Jeremy Katz [email protected] wrote:

 It doesn't look like hyperbole is included in melpa which is the current source of emacs packages for libraries.io

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