I was wearing out my bookmark for the Ubuntu package search site, so I found search bar plugin that defaults to Dapper.
A few quick tweaks and it’s set for Edgy. Unfortunately, WordPress doesn’t like the tar.gz extension, so this will be a cut-and-paste.
Open your searchplugins directory (probably inside .mozilla or .gnuzilla somewhere). Then start a new file called ubuntu_pkgs_edgy.src … then paste this into it.
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------- # Mozilla plugin file for Ubuntu Package Search Edgy # Author: David Farning <dfarning;'^at^-)=sbcglobal.net> # Version: 1.0 # Created: Nov 8 2005 # Last updated: Nov 8 2005 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------- # This software is licensed under the CC-GNU GPL. # See http://creativecommons.org/licenses/GPL/2.0/ for details. # ---------------------------------------------------------------------- # Modified slightly on Nov 12 2006 for Edgy release # By K.Mandla | See https://kmandla.wordpress.com # ---------------------------------------------------------------------- <search version = "7.1" name="Ubuntu Package Search (Edgy)" description="Search the Ubuntu Edgy repositories for packages" action="http://packages.ubuntu.com/cgi-bin/search_packages.pl" searchForm="http://packages.ubuntu.com/" queryCharset="utf-8" method="GET" > <input name="searchon" value="names"> <input name="subword" value="1"> <input name="version" value="edgy"> <input name="release" value="all"> <input name="keywords" user=""> <input name="sourceid" value="mozilla-search"> </search> <browser update="http://mycroft.mozdev.org/update.php/id0/ubuntu_pkgs_edgy.src" updateIcon="http://mycroft.mozdev.org/update.php/id0/ubuntu_pkgs_edgy.png" updateCheckDays="7" >
That should do the trick. If it doesn’t, try downloading Ubuntu Packages Dapper from the Mycroft site and editing the code to point at Edgy. Enjoy.
P.S.: All credit and thanks go to David Farning for the original, written a year ago.