I have just orphaned a few packages because I don't use them anymore, so you can adopt them if you want. They are: gfaim: cooking recipes software in French lib32-libmad: I probably needed it for a proprietary game someday... lout: LaTeX alternative ltsa: a formal verification tool for concurrent systems spin/xspin: formal verification of distributed software systems and protocols I have also kept the following packages but I'm willing to hand them over if someone else wants to maintain them: gsi-sshterm: Java SSH application to log in computing grids mpy-svn-stats: Subversion logs analyzer (generates stats...) springgraph: alternative to neato (renders graphs) sig2dot: tool to plot a GPG keyring python-irclib: Python IRC client library I have also orphaned globus, a toolkit to build grids, but maybe it should simply be removed or updated to version 5.0 (which is not backwards-compatible though, I didn't try to build it at all). The package gt provides version 4.0 but it looks unmaintained and is almost impossible to find because its description does not contain the word "Globus". Finally, I think the python-decorator package should go to community: it has 97 votes and is probably one of the most useful Python modules. If no TU wants to take it I will keep maintaining it in AUR. Thanks for reading ;) -- catwell