2019-11-24

10:37 PM Packages Freedom issue #2548: [unarchiver] Might be non‐free software

What precisely did you add? It's in [community] and synced from archlinux.
You should ask whether you have any rea... eschwartz

09:44 PM Packages Freedom issue #2548: [unarchiver] Might be non‐free software

"This software used to be free software, but isn't free anymore" is such an oxymoronic concept. This seems like a non... eschwartz

2019-11-03

02:39 PM Packages Packaging request #1962: [polybar] Add package to pcr

We (the Arch Linux Trusted Users team) intend to move polybar to [community], but cannot/will not until polybar uses ... eschwartz

2019-10-31

04:29 PM Packages Freedom issue #2527: [asar]: depends on electron

That is a devDependency, it is not used in the PKGBUILD -- did you even check this?
Report a bug to archlinux for ... eschwartz

2019-09-29

01:20 AM Packages Bug #2493: [makepkg] does not create package

==> Entering fakeroot environment...
==> Finished making: yay 9.3.1-1 (2019-09)
This doesn't make sense, because ... eschwartz

2019-09-27

01:32 AM Packages Bug #2492: [calibre]: v4.0 depends on qt5-webengine

We have no set plans -- we are trying to port all leaf packages to python3, and, for python2 libraries, if nothing ne... eschwartz

2019-09-26

09:34 PM Packages Bug #2492: [calibre]: v4.0 depends on qt5-webengine

"the transition" -- nothing really needs to be done for the current version, but since it is a python2 program, it wi... eschwartz

2019-09-06

09:05 PM Packages Bug #2482: [your-freedom] Include some signatures

What's your proposal for implementing a "malware check" in pacman that would be capable of reading such signatures?
... eschwartz

2019-08-13

06:25 PM Packages Packaging request #2433: [AUR][morris-worm]

In order to be eligible to upload to the AUR, software must meet the rules of submission. Whoever uploaded morris-wor... eschwartz

2019-07-31

06:14 PM libretools Feature Request #2403: [libremakepkg]: eradicate mksource() from abslibre

The concept of "libre" tarballs is essentially the same concept as Debian's "orig" tarballs, where an upstream source... eschwartz