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The search engine for Linux rpm and Debian packagesSignification of the individual columns
Architecture
The destination architecture of the software being packaged.
Build Date
Time and date the package was created.
Build Host
Hostname of the system that built the package.
Copyright
Defines the copyright terms applicable to the packaged software.
Description
Provides an in-depth description of the packaged software.
Distribution
Defines a group of packages, of which this package is a part.
File Name
The filename of the package.
File Size
The filesize of the package file. In case of download a file with this size has to be transfered.
Files
List of filenames that comprise the package
Further Infos
URL to obtain additional information about the packaged software.
Group
Groups packages together by the types of functionality they provide. The group specification is similar to a path, in that it specifies more general groupings before more detailed ones.
Operating System
The operating system for which the package was built.
Package Name
The name of the software being packaged. This name should be identical to the first part of the filename.
Package Size
Total size of every file installed by the package.
Packager
Contact information for the person or persons who built the package. In larger organizations this could also be a pbulic relations contact.
Provides
Specifies a virtual package that the packaged software makes available when it is installed.
Release
The release designation can be thought of as the package version. The release number should be 1 when the software is first being packaged. If it is necessary to repackage that software at the same version, the release should be incremented. The release should be reset to 1 when a new version of the software becomes available and this new version is first being packaged.
Requires
Lists capabilities that the package needs to have in order to operate properly.
Summary
A one-line description of the packaged software.
Vendor
Name of the organisation that is responsible for packaging the software.
Version
The version of the software being packaged.



