1. You've mentioned here that the list covers Raspberry Pi's "most active software sources", but this explanation is missing from what you're proposing for the page. Maybe mention in the page itself that the list of repos is not exhaustive, covering only the most active software sources, and that more can be found at the 3 main Github organisations.Just in the process of putting together a new webpage to cover what and where are our most active software sources. If you've got a few minutes to think about it, what do you think is missing from this list:
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2. The release notes in the EEPROM repo are really useful for tracking changes to the Pi 4 and Pi 5 family EEPROM firmware, which is potentially useful for anyone targetting that hardware. Maybe highlight that usefulness in your summary sentence for the EEPROM repo. Similarly the commit log in the firmware repo is handy for tracking changes to both the firmware and official kernels, so that might be worth highlighting.
(3. You may want to get the page copy edited before publication, as there are some minor grammar and style issues.)
Statistics: Posted by andrum99 — Tue Jun 24, 2025 8:06 am