Greetings!
Problem:
I am using the "Add New Software" tool to look for specific packages, (or specific classes/types of packages), and the results are always too broad containing numerous entries that are totally irrelevant.
Example:
I want to find the package "File Roller" so I enter the text "File Roller" into the search box and begin the search.
Expected Result:
I am returned the package "File Roller" and any relevant associated packages, (Documentation, add-ons, GUI front-ends, etc.), if they exist.
Actual Result:
I am returned a HUGE list of totally unrelated software. (And. . . Please tell me how an IBM 370 emulator, or a package that does a DNA analysis of Scottish Single Malt Whisky Image may be NSFW.
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is related to the package "File Roller"? Image may be NSFW.
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)
Question:
How do I get the Add New Software tool, (and other tools like Synaptic), to return a more limited list of relevant choices instead of a catalog of the Entire U.S. National Archives? Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view.
Thanks!
Problem:
I am using the "Add New Software" tool to look for specific packages, (or specific classes/types of packages), and the results are always too broad containing numerous entries that are totally irrelevant.
Example:
I want to find the package "File Roller" so I enter the text "File Roller" into the search box and begin the search.
Expected Result:
I am returned the package "File Roller" and any relevant associated packages, (Documentation, add-ons, GUI front-ends, etc.), if they exist.
Actual Result:
I am returned a HUGE list of totally unrelated software. (And. . . Please tell me how an IBM 370 emulator, or a package that does a DNA analysis of Scottish Single Malt Whisky Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view.

Clik here to view.

Question:
How do I get the Add New Software tool, (and other tools like Synaptic), to return a more limited list of relevant choices instead of a catalog of the Entire U.S. National Archives? Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view.

Thanks!
Statistics: Posted by jharris1993 — Sat Sep 28, 2024 5:59 am