jc_gar...@iserlohn-fortress.net wants to notify you that the following packages
may be out-of-date:
* python-unidiff 0.5.2-2 [pcr] (any):
https://parabolagnulinux.org/packages/pcr/any/python-unidiff/
The user provided the following additional text:
Current release is 0.5.4
Hi, I'll go direct to the point. The [pcr] repository has many packages
that haven't been upgraded for ages, however, they are not marked as
outdated. Some of those unused packages are not even compiled (they are
only in the abslibre), I found a few when I began to adopt some packages
which even
Hi all, I'm just remembering packagers to take a look at
https://pad.kefir.red/p/ParabolaPackages (if they haven't) and add
themselves to packages that have been adopted and adopt the ones that
haven't.
Cheers
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Hi,
If you specify the "-c" option, you use the same package cache as the
host, if I understand correctly?
I was really suggesting using the "-C Use an alternate config file for
pacman" option, and suggest a pacman config with "CacheDir =
path/to/cache/dir".
It's a shame pacstrap can't
yes josh sry - it is as simply as you think - i actually ansered to that before
but accidentally replied directly to fauno instead of the list
i only meant to underline that the "local pacstrap" feature is trivial - it
only requires that the cache of packages that were downloaded by the
I think it'd be good to have this too, especially for the command line
version of parabola. When I remastered the Debian iso, I used a local
repository to install the additional packages from. I'm pretty sure it's
possible to (using a pacman config, or command line option) specify a
local
