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bachagabriel is offline bachagabriel
2010-03-19 , 19:14
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I'm wondering if it's possible to view applications in repositories on my PC.

Is it also possible to view them like on the N900 in categories?


I don't want to see the index of the repositories as if you just browse through it on your browser
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geneven is offline geneven
2010-03-19 , 19:25
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What I do is disable all the Catalogs in App Mgr except for the one I'm curious about. Then everything I look at is from that repository.
 
hofman is offline hofman
2010-03-19 , 19:36
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yes,it is possible,but you cant see aplications like in your n900.just type to your browser repository adress: repository.maemo.org/extras/ i hope you thougth this and i hope i help you
 
bachagabriel is offline bachagabriel
2010-03-20 , 15:21
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Thanks for the responses but I specifically said
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I don't want to see the index of the repositories as if you just browse through it on your browser
I'm asking if there is a way to see the applications in categories
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jacktanner is offline jacktanner
2010-03-20 , 15:53
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I don't think you can do over-the-web browsing with categories right now, but that's a great suggestion. repository.maemo.org would have to install a category-based interface, but the category metadata is in the .debs, right? I know that for yum repositories you can install something called repoview; is there something like that for apt repositories? I see that Debian has a category-based interface, e.g., http://packages.debian.org/stable/ . Ubuntu probably does also.

Thinking ahead to MeeGo, if that's RPM-based, will the repositories have yum metadata? Then that can support repoview... I'm not asking if yum will be the download tool, just if there will be metadata.
 
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2010-03-20 , 16:06
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There is http://maemo.org/packages/ and http://maemo.org/downloads/
 
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