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Jesse Keating wrote:
> On Mon, 2008-12-08 at 13:23 -0900, Jeff Spaleta wrote:
>> Assuming seahorse is not installed on the system can you describe how
>> you expect typical desktop users who need the functionality that
>> seahorse provides to find it and install it without knowing the
>> package name before hand? A screencast of you pretending to be a user
>> installing searching for and installing seahorse would be interesting
>> to watch.
> 
> If they searched for keys or encryption keys or password keys or
> anything else in the description or summary they'd find the package,
> regardless of it's name.  How does one find say liferea to read RSS
> feeds?
> 
> 

FWIW, I only discovered both Seahorse and Liferea (back in F9) because
someone recommended them to me.

Performing a 'yum search encryption' yields 52 replies, 'yum search
keys' yields 80 replies, and 'yum search keyring' yields 24 replies;
none of which are seahorse. In the first two searches, the
signal-to-noise ratio is just too high, and in the last search (the most
useful one), seahorse doesn't show up.

Similarly, 'yum search rss' returns 39 results, and liferea doesn't
necessarily stand out (though it's a bit more obvious than seahorse).

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