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This is pretty cool indeed.
Anyway, I think I just spotted a misplaced item: http://pacnet.karbownicki.com/package/lxmenu-data/
I don't think the lxmenu-data package belongs to the games-rpg category.
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"If you noticed, that some of packages are in the wrong category, feel free to change it. Packages were categorized by script that searched for each package on gentoo-portage.com website, so there could be some mistakes due to names incompatibility between Arch Linux and Gentoo."
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Oops, I guess I should be doing some more reading before jumping to conclusions ![]()
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New API - http://pacnet.archlinux.pl/api/
and gPacnet - simple PyGTK API client - http://code.google.com/p/gpacnet/

Sorry, I have no experience in PyGTK ;-P Maybe someone can do it better.
Last edited by trojkat (2012-04-15 21:00:22)
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I think it's very usefull, it's a pitty such catagories aren't supported by pacman. There is a feature request though and I'd say it wouldn't be too difficult to implement
Indeed. It's a nice site, but wouldn't it have been better to put (less) effort into implementing categories at the libalpm level? It just seems like a roundabout way of getting this functionality.
New API - http://pacnet.karbownicki.com/api/
and gPacnet - simple PyGTK API client - http://code.google.com/p/gpacnet/
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For those who would like to see CLI frontend, I wrote a simple one in perl, available here: http://github.com/tadzik/pacnet/tree/master. It requires perl-json-xs to work. Any creative criticism welcomed : )
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Nice! Thanks for your work.
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great work, I used gentoo a while ago so I like categorize packages and went back to gentoo portage site just to find some packages ![]()
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Yeah, I too like how Gentoo categorizes packages. Maintainers put a lot of thought of how to do so. I wouldn't mind seeing such categorizations done in Arch too.
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Pacnet is still here :-)
Main updates:
- new domain - pacnet.archlinux.pl (pacnet.karbownicki.com is still supported)
- code is update to Django 1.3
- update script is running on pyalpm & python 3
- all the code is now avaible at GitHub
Last edited by trojkat (2011-06-17 07:59:16)
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I've never seen this before. Cool stuff ![]()
lol I just saw a post from myself on the first page from a couple of years ago. I seriously don't remember.
Last edited by sand_man (2011-06-17 00:33:44)
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My CLI client is now on AUR, thanks to sirmacik. I reviewed the code a bit, and basing on the fact that mostly the ex-Gentoo users miss the categorization, I tuned the interface to be more eix-like. You can search packages with
pacnet games-strategy/
pacnet wesnoth
pacnet 'sdl$' # yep, a regexpand get the results you want.
Feature requests and constructive criticism welcome.
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Feature request for pacman that suppor categories https://bugs.archlinux.org/index.php?do … k_id=29479
I LIKE this idea, make the hard job of search w no know the name more easy
Well, I suppose that this is somekind of signature, no?
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