Also, curation of a collection is not so easy on lemmy - links roth, loose interest, get debunked...
I whish I could have a "folder" on my bookmarks curated by my team at work, another with my family, follow the interests of my significant other(s) - as long as they want to share them with me, of course...
That said, I foresee that all of those that now host a shinny mastodon or lemmy instance would not be as many - plain command line, no visuals, boring server stuff is a lot less sexy. But those could just link their instances to a server (they could host themselves as well, of course).
Maybe this is already happening and I fail to recognize it?... How do you host a lemmy instance, for instance? Aren't there "services" supporting your instance?... I honestly don't know.
Don't know the site you're looking for - might have never seen it. But I saw a tip a while back: name YOUR scripts something like ",script" (with a comma, or other confortable to type character as 1st character). It would be odd to ever find a colision.
Thank you all. That's what I thought - no way to make the query the way I was thinking of.
I realize that, if i'd like to have a program search for repos not configured in sources.list, then I would have to specify the repo as well (the https:// link, I mean).
The website half-fixes the problem, since it tells me the release the package might be in. But still doesn't tell me whether it is in main, contrib or non-free (section?).
Don't worry about me creating a frankendebian by mixing releases - I destroy my system in other more subtle ways like adding appimage applications as if there was no tomorrow.
Also, curation of a collection is not so easy on lemmy - links roth, loose interest, get debunked...
I whish I could have a "folder" on my bookmarks curated by my team at work, another with my family, follow the interests of my significant other(s) - as long as they want to share them with me, of course...