TL;DR:
Install:
# eselect repository enable guru && emaint sync -r guru
# emerge dev-util/find-work
Browse documentation:
$ xdg-open https://find-work.sysrq.in/
$ man find-work
Backstory
---------
I used to be very active in ::guru, trying to fix every bug. This led me
to a burnout, so after some months of rest I decided to care only about
packages that are actually installed on my system.
I used a couple of scripts for that, and after writing yet another one I
realized they have a common purpose: fetch all available work and filter
it to show only things I will be interested in.
That's how this utility was born.
What's next?
------------
v0.3.0 has initial support for Repology, Bugzilla and
packages.gentoo.org as data sources. It can filter results by installed
status and/or by maintainer email.
However the development can't move forward without your feedback, so I
encourage you to report bug and feature requests on my bugzilla, chat
rooms or via email.
Everyone is also welcome to contribute.
Install:
# eselect repository enable guru && emaint sync -r guru
# emerge dev-util/find-work
Browse documentation:
$ xdg-open https://find-work.sysrq.in/
$ man find-work
Backstory
---------
I used to be very active in ::guru, trying to fix every bug. This led me
to a burnout, so after some months of rest I decided to care only about
packages that are actually installed on my system.
I used a couple of scripts for that, and after writing yet another one I
realized they have a common purpose: fetch all available work and filter
it to show only things I will be interested in.
That's how this utility was born.
What's next?
------------
v0.3.0 has initial support for Repology, Bugzilla and
packages.gentoo.org as data sources. It can filter results by installed
status and/or by maintainer email.
However the development can't move forward without your feedback, so I
encourage you to report bug and feature requests on my bugzilla, chat
rooms or via email.
Everyone is also welcome to contribute.