One killer feature would be to have a direct download link to each package. Installing outside the package manager isn't something you should do, but I've had to a few times (making netcat happy, etc).
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#13This could be waaay better than Launchpad. And much nicer looking, too.
The site has promised nothing new that I can see.. Launchpad already offers what is currently being promised.
In addition, the launchpad build infra is well designed and provides an assured build that is using the same architecutrure as builds for Ubuntu's primary archive (including gpg and network isolated build hosts)
Launchpad also has a receipe based build process, that (I haven't tried) could surely tie into Github?
On the face of it, this seems like a fun project for the developers, but nothing new.
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#14This link throws a 502: https://pkghub.io/users/andytinycat/projects/puppet-omnibus/...
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#15This could be waaay better than Launchpad. And much nicer looking, too.
How? The site has promised nothing new that I can see.. Launchpad already offers what is currently being promised. In addition, the launchpad build infra is well designed and provides an assured build that is using the same architecutrure as builds for Ubuntu's primary archive (including gpg and network isolated build hosts) Launchpad also has a receipe based build process, that (I haven't tried) could surely tie int…
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#18Earlier quoted context omitted.
How? The site has promised nothing new that I can see.. Launchpad already offers what is currently being promised. In addition, the launchpad build infra is well designed and provides an assured build that is using the same architecutrure as builds for Ubuntu's primary archive (including gpg and network isolated build hosts) Launchpad also has a receipe based build process, that (I haven't tried) could surely tie int…
I was mostly referring to the much nicer user interface.