Nicolas, totem-plugin-arte 0.8.5~pre-2 does not have "Enhances: totem", and totem 2.31.6-0ubuntu1 has neither "Recommends: totem-plugin-arte" nor "Suggests: totem-plugin-arte". For that reason, totem-plugin-arte does not show up as an add-on on the screen for Totem. So there is a very easy way for you to help more people know that totem-plugin-arte exists: mark it as "Enhances: totem".
The same applies to evolution-rss (which should, but doesn't, have "Enhances: evolution") and epiphany-extensions (which should, but doesn't, have "Enhances: epiphany-browser"). Ubuntu Software Center is by far the most visible interface that Recommends:, Suggests:, and Enhances: have ever had, and therefore we're going to discover lots of cases like this where relationships should have been marked but were not. Showing people packages that they might be interested in, without swamping them with packages that are meaningless to them, is a difficult problem. In the particular case of watching Arte.tv, that is not (or should not be) a technical task, but it's not an advanced task either. So I don't think making a distinction between "technical" and "advanced" would help us here. -- Many useful packages are said "technical" and not displayed by default https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/634164 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
