repology-updater
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repology
Repology backend service to update repository and package data
The Debian security team published fixed packages via a security.debian.org. These security repositories are usually configured on Debian systems. Repology should fetch them, too to be able to correctly identifies...
As all packages are not necessarily in all architectures, this fetches the package index for each supported architecture and adds the data to the corresponding subrepo. This addresses a comment...
This one here: https://github.com/repology/repology-updater/blob/525ea3be57242f379058b6a67f3c7bef6cdb7305/repos.d/windows/msys2.yaml#L57 I don't know what the rules are for what to include in repology, but we stopped supporting the 32bit msys2 variant 2 years ago and no...
openSUSE from Leap 15.3 changed structure of update repos with full binary compatibility with SLE + removed out of support distributions
APK Fission has been part of the Adélie ecosystem for several years now, but until recently was not able to fully support all of Adélie's Tier 1 architectures. This repository...
**Title** Prebuilt-MPR **Repository data location(s)** https://proget.makedeb.org/dists/prebuilt-mpr/focal/binary-all/Packages (Ubuntu 20.04 packages) https://proget.makedeb.org/dists/prebuilt-mpr/jammybinary-all/Packages (Ubuntu 22.04 packages) https://proget.makedeb.org/dists/prebuilt-mpr/bullseye/binary-all/Packages (Debian Bullseye packages) **Package links** - **Recipe**: https://github.com/makedeb/prebuilt-mpr/blob/pkg/{pkgname}/pkg/PKGBUILD - Package page: https://proget.makedeb.org/feeds/prebuilt-mpr/{distro}/{pkgname}%3Aamd64/versions - Package sources: https://github.com/makedeb/prebuilt-mpr/tree/pkg/{pkgname}/pkg...
The fields for projects whose vendor and/or project fields contain a colon, like e.g.: perl:archive-tar or perl:convert-asn1, are not correctly split from the given URI binding. Currently fields with escaped...
 A real fix would be to use eg. d3js to implement zooming. Please tell me if you're interested.
The [Free Software Directory](https://directory.fsf.org/wiki/Main_Page) is a volunteer-maintained directory of free/libre software packages. Inclusion requires that the package a) runs on GNU/Linux and b) is verified as free/libre software. The verification...
