The Arasaka repository that “me-web?” adds told software centres such as Discover that its list of
packages stays good for six hours, so a new version could stay out of sight for that long, even after
pressing Refresh. It now says fifteen minutes. The change reaches a computer with the next version of
“me-web?”; a repository file someone edited by hand is left as it is.
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- Installing the deb or the rpm now also adds the Arasaka package repository, packages.arasaka.software, so later
versions of “me-web?” arrive through apt, dnf, zypper or your software centre, like any other program.
- The rpm is now signed. On openSUSE, import the key once with
sudo rpm --import https://packages.arasaka.software/arasaka.asc
- Removing the package keeps the repository until no Arasaka package is left (purge on Debian and Ubuntu); a
repository file you edited by hand is never touched.
- The download and privacy pages say so; the repository server keeps no access log.
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