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It seems to put lore focus on the extracted dpkg. So you can browse and download the unpacked files. I prefer the search on the original sites, but this looks
by treffer 4y ago
It seems to put lore focus on the extracted dpkg. So you can browse and download the unpacked files.
I prefer the search on the original sites, but this looks neat if you want the payload of a package.
- 1kurac 4y agoIn that case, what's wrong with https://sources.debian.org https://sources.debian.org (other than people apparently not being aware of it)?
- cbsks 4y agosources.debian.org has the source for the package. apt-browse.org has the files that are installed by the package. Compare: https://sources.debian.org/src/htop/2.0.2-1/ https://sources.debian.org/src/htop/2.0.2-1/ https://www.apt-browse.org/browse/debian/stretch/main/amd64/htop/2.0.2-1/ https://www.apt-browse.org/browse/debian/stretch/main/amd64/...
- epilys 4y agoYou can see the contents of a package in Debian's package site, you have to go to the available architectures of a package and select the list of files for the one you want You can also search contents of packages if you select the option in search (the other options are package name, description)