[aur-general] Changes in [community] packages

[Grigorios Bouzakis]

On Fri, Feb 27, 2009 at 12:48:50PM +1000, Allan McRae wrote:
> Hi
>
> For those that are interested, here is a list of packages that have  
> entered or been removed from [community] since 2009-01-03.
>
> Added:
>  alex
>  amsn-extras-svn
>  anki
>  cabal-install
>  colorgcc
>  emacs-muse
>  farsight2
>  flickrnet
>  fop
>  fotoxx
>  gnome-do-plugins
>  gpsim
>  gsmartcontrol
>  gssdp
>  gstreamer0.10-farsight
>  gtk2hs
>  gupnp
>  gupnp-igd
>  haskell-cabal
>  haskell-http
>  haskell-utf8-string
>  haskell-x11-xft
>  haskell-zlib
>  java-avalon-framework
>  java-batik
>  java-commons-io
>  java-jdom
>  java-saxon6
>  java-xmlgraphics-commons
>  javahelp2
>  jeuclid-core
>  jogl
>  jrosetta
>  lib32-curl
>  lib32-libxss
>  lib32-libxv
>  lib32-nspr
>  lib32-nss
>  lib32-sqlite3
>  libdlna
>  libmimic
>  libnice
>  libupnp
>  libwww
>  libxml-perl
>  luadoc
>  lualogging
>  mailx-heirloom
>  metamail
>  moonlight
>  moreutils
>  murrine-themes-collection
>  perl-class-accessor
>  perl-class-accessor-chained
>  perl-devel-symdump
>  perl-set-infinite
>  perl-spiffy
>  perl-universal-can
>  perl-universal-isa
>  pyicqt
>  schroedinger
>  scilab4
>  skype-oss
>  slrn
>  snack
>  system-config-printer-gnome
>  thunderbird-spell-pt-br
>  unclutter
>  ushare
>  uswsusp
>  xfburn
>  xl2tpd
>  xmobar
>
>
> Removed:
>  bibledesktop
>  binutils-info
>  dialog-w

http://bugs.archlinux.org/task/13505

>  ekg2-unicode
>  gcc-info
>  initscripts-splash
>  iw
>  kdiff3
>  linux-howtos

http://bugs.archlinux.org/task/13170

>  man-db
>  moreutils-svn

http://bugs.archlinux.org/task/13468 same as moreutils added above

>  nail

http://bugs.archlinux.org/task/13469 same as mailx-heilroom added above

>  nvu

http://bugs.archlinux.org/task/13544

>  ortp
>  pycups
>  pyicq
>  python-nose
>  python-numpy
>  system-config-printer
>  vive
>  xchm
>  xmms
>
>
> That is a lot of changes...
>
> Allan
>
>

Seems bug reports are more effective than leaving comments.
Comments seem to get burried, or forgotten.
Most people prefer commenting for many reasons.

I apologise in advance, cause i will make 15-20 additional reports
tomorrow. :)

PS. Is there any chance to get lists like that in the newsletter for
example?
I think it would be cool to notify people like that say once a month,
and the newsletter draws attention of many people.

-- 
Greg