Martin, have you got time to do some mockups for how this could be done safely?
My own opinion is that while it might be ok to show a preview of the first few ppas with this package (clearly identified and, in the future, ranked), it should just be a preview with a link to a separate page where they really belong and where the full ppa results could be batched etc. (as in the future there could be lots of ppas matching a given package). So something like:
"There are also some unsupported versions of 'rabbitmq-server' from the community such as:
* example 1
* example 2
* example 3
You can view <link>all the unsupported PPA versions of 'rabbitmq-server'</link>"
The current PPA search page provides the results, but not in the format a user in this scenario would be after:
Martin, have you got time to do some mockups for how this could be done safely?
My own opinion is that while it might be ok to show a preview of the first few ppas with this package (clearly identified and, in the future, ranked), it should just be a preview with a link to a separate page where they really belong and where the full ppa results could be batched etc. (as in the future there could be lots of ppas matching a given package). So something like:
"There are also some unsupported versions of 'rabbitmq-server' from the community such as: server' </link> "
* example 1
* example 2
* example 3
You can view <link>all the unsupported PPA versions of 'rabbitmq-
The current PPA search page provides the results, but not in the format a user in this scenario would be after:
https:/ /edge.launchpad .net/ubuntu/ +ppas?name_ filter= rabbitmq- server
Also, given that the original links now 404, here's some new example links:
* Celso's PPA with rabbitmq-server: /edge.launchpad .net/~cprov/ +archive/ ppa
https:/
* Same package in Ubuntu: /edge.launchpad .net/ubuntu/ +source/ rabbitmq- server
https:/