Summary
Meatoo is a website which shows which packages in Gentoo Linux need a version bump. The database queries Freshmeat, The Cheese Shop and other sources for its information. The meatoo command-line client uses an XML-RPC interface.
Usage Examples:
$ meatoo -m python
List all packages owned by the Python herd needing a version bump.
$ meatoo -l
List latest 20 packages needing a version bump.
$ meatoo -c dev-python/cherrypy
Check if an exact category/package needs a version bump.
Installation
You can install the meatoo client with emerge app-portage/meatoo or install from the subversion repository with easy_install meatoo==dev.
As of 0.0.8 the meatoo client is in Gentoo’s Portage tree.
Requirements
Python>=2.3
Changelog
0.1.1 - April 29, 2007 CherryPy 3.0 compatability (server)
1 maintainer
Metadata
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