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Not a feed, but you can subscribe to extras-cauldron-builds for that will email you on a packages' status that had been sent to extras-devel.
Downsides:
Downsides:
- You'll get mails for the packages that failed too
- It will send you both chinook and diablo, if the uploader chose to upload to both, emails.
- I imagine that your Inbox would get cluttered pretty quickly.
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Originally Posted by benny1967
Isn't there already a process running on the NITs (well, the ones with updated OS's that use SSU) that checks every 24 hours or so for updated packages?
Is there any site out there that offers an RSS feed for new/updated packages at least for Extras, maybe even for a number of repositories incl. extras-devel?
I follow the gentoo-ebuild-feeds this way. Not that I'd need it, but it's nice to know that when I'm home, a new version of Firefox or Gnome will wait for me.
Having the same for the N800 would be cool. Again, not necessary, maybe not even useful, but I'd certainly add it to my feeds if it's out there somewhere.
Anybody knows such a feed?
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2009-03-31
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Originally Posted by qwerty12
In fact, learning about that list (an seeing the logs online) made me first think of how nice such an RSS would be. I didn't subscribe to the list because of all the downsides you mention. It just doesn't give me what I want (extras above all), but gives me a lot of unwanted noise.
Not a feed, but you can subscribe to extras-cauldron-builds for that will email you on a packages' status that had been sent to extras-devel.
Originally Posted by deeteroderdas
On my tablet, yes. But it doesn't show here in the office or wherever I am without my tablet.
Isn't there already a process running on the NITs (well, the ones with updated OS's that use SSU) that checks every 24 hours or so for updated packages?
Also, while this mechanism actively informs me about updates of software I have installed, it doesn't do so for new packages that become available or updates of software I don't have installed.
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2009-03-31
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Originally Posted by benny1967
You could file an enhancement request.
In fact, learning about that list (an seeing the logs online) made me first think of how nice such an RSS would be. I didn't subscribe to the list because of all the downsides you mention.
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2009-03-31
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I'm not sure about an enhancement request. I would certainly use it if it existed, but if I had to decide for myself if the outcome is worth the effort, I'd close this enhacement request as WONTFIX myself right away.
Or is there anybody else who would like to subsribe to such a feed? (Given it's really not available anywhere yet.)
Or is there anybody else who would like to subsribe to such a feed? (Given it's really not available anywhere yet.)
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2009-03-31
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Originally Posted by sjgadsby
Today's lesson is in cleaning up Bugzilla URLs.
You could file an enhancement request.
Try: https://bugs.maemo.org/enter_bug.cgi...ty=enhancement
(Again, I'm aware that the OP wont be reading this post, but I figured it might be useful for anybody else reading the thread who happens to want the same feature.)
Anyway, there are plans to integrate this feature into Application Manager at some point, and it's likely to involve RSS feeds at some point, so there's little harm in requesting them a little early.
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Originally Posted by GeneralAntilles
Yeah, yeah. I'm just lazy and like cut and paste. You paying by the byte down there in Florida?
Today's lesson is in cleaning up Bugzilla URLs.
Anyway, there are plans to integrate this feature into Application Manager at some point, and it's likely to involve RSS feeds at some point, so there's little harm in requesting them a little early.
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2009-03-31
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@sjgadsby:
1:0 for you. i know when i lose.
(maybe i'll even file the request when "mamma mia!" is over
.... it was a good idea to do so, after all.)
1:0 for you. i know when i lose.
(maybe i'll even file the request when "mamma mia!" is over
.... it was a good idea to do so, after all.)
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Originally Posted by benny1967
Right. I was a bit slow this morning. I thought about that after posting....I'll just be over here....
In fact, learning about that list (an seeing the logs online) made me first think of how nice such an RSS would be. I didn't subscribe to the list because of all the downsides you mention. It just doesn't give me what I want (extras above all), but gives me a lot of unwanted noise.
On my tablet, yes. But it doesn't show here in the office or wherever I am without my tablet.
Also, while this mechanism actively informs me about updates of software I have installed, it doesn't do so for new packages that become available or updates of software I don't have installed.
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I follow the gentoo-ebuild-feeds this way. Not that I'd need it, but it's nice to know that when I'm home, a new version of Firefox or Gnome will wait for me.
Having the same for the N800 would be cool. Again, not necessary, maybe not even useful, but I'd certainly add it to my feeds if it's out there somewhere.
Anybody knows such a feed?