On the "arch homepage" request for website maintainers...

binskipy2u · 2010-02-17 16:21:01

you have i686/x86_64 when you list an updated package..
is it possible, to put a letter " T " (for testing) if something is testing?
I know it sounds stupid.. but when i see a new package knowing i have that, i often wonder why it wont update, even after pacman -Syyu ..(since i'm not a tester and dont have testing repos enabled)
but when i click on it, and read the info, on the right side, it says "testing"..

so can you put a "t" near the package name so anyone on the home knows the difference..

just a request.

thanks for listening

Last edited by binskipy2u (2010-02-17 16:21:39)

Allan · 2010-02-17 16:23:58

How about we make [testing] packages in italics.

I know that is not well labelled... improvements could be made.

binskipy2u · 2010-02-17 16:27:42

not a big deal really, just a "tidying up" suggestion...thats all

sand_man · 2010-02-17 23:09:30

Oh I've been meaning to say that its great that the web dev finally implemented the i386/x86_64 thingo.

Anonymo · 2010-02-18 05:33:26

Allan wrote:

How about we make [testing] packages in italics.
I know that is not well labelled... improvements could be made.

Can it be an italics T ?

Last edited by Anonymo (2010-02-18 05:36:03)

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On the "arch homepage" request for website maintainers...

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