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Hi.
I think you have to have three different kinds of situations in mind:
1. install a new package
2. view all installed packages
3. update a package


install: the user wants to see every package that is available. You could mark 
the package that are suggested for the used version by using bold font (like 
Andreas Raab said). 

view all installed: here you can see all of your installed packages. (filter: 
all installed)

update: you can go here to see for which packages are updates online. (filter: 
all installed, new or newer packages)

I would like to see something the windows index card (de: karteikarten) 
system.

regards
marco

ps: i don't know if it was clear.

On Saturday 05 April 2003 02:18, Daniel Vainsencher wrote:
> I didn't take offense at all. When I create stuff, it's obvious to me
> that other people with different perspectives may find it "differently"
> cool ( ;-), and their perspectives may help make it better.
>
> I would love to hear yours, but in detail, since a general statement
> doesn't carry the information needed. Be specific.
>
> BTW, there are also other package loaders, like the Categorical SM
> PackageLoader. You might want to browse around, and either switch, or
> see what you like better about each, and maybe combine, or whatever.
>
> Have fun.
>
> Daniel

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