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Hi all,
I performed an upgrade of many AUR packages and i noticed that pngquant has been removed. I use this program every other day (it's extremely useful for webdev when you want to reduce the number of colors in a PNG image) and now it's gone for some reason.
Can someone tell me what happened? There's no way that this package was malicious or anything...
Thanks!
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Hi,
Yes, this package was there before but it was rarely updated. pngquant-git was a git version of it and you could update it immediately as the HEAD was updated. But for some reason, it disappeared from AUR. Was just wondering what happened. I guess I'll do it manually with makepkg from now on...
Thanks.
Last edited by Batou (2017-10-29 21:07:36)
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A lot of package that were orphans with no votes have been deleted recently. Does that apply to this one?
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A lot of package that were orphans with no votes have been deleted recently. Does that apply to this one?
It would appear so... the page https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/pngquant-git/ is still in Google Cache...
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Well, if you are interested in it, feel free to restore the pkgbase and maintain it yourself.
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