Not that I have anything against the MIT license nowadays, nor do I mind
of companies use my software without paying and all that stuff, but this
switch is because I *do* like the AGPL license more for networked
software like this, especially when getting-everyone-and-their-pet to
run the code is not really a goal.
Of course, previous commits are still available under MIT.
We've got a lot of packages in the DB that have long been removed from
the Arch repos. These are still indexed, but won't clutter the package
listing anymore.
Also fixed an issue with packages.id numbers getting rather large
because the indexer allocates a new ID for every package on every
update.
I didn't touch the actual man page pages yet, but they seem to have
mostly survived my CSS changes. There's a LOT of general UI improvements
to be done, while this commit is really just a different style of paint.
Should really be Debian, but we only index Debian stable at the moment
and it tends to lag behind Ubuntu a bit. This extra bias is intended to
solve (part of) the issue with distro-specific tooling like 'ifup'.
This really should be updated to have a generic preference order for all
distros, but that's not as easy to implement.
Fixes#1.
When I have time I'll do a search for man pages that actually *need*
-ms, as I'm getting the impression that it's never used for man pages
and all of grog's guesses for it are wrong.
Performance improvement. The ON CONFLICT DO UPDATE was primarily to make
sure that old man pages would get fixed when the indexer did a better
job at detecting the encoding, but there haven't been any relevant fixes
to the indexer lately so this forced-update won't do much now.
