Add Packaging subsection
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So that the pointer to the void-packages repository README file stands out more. Fixes: void-linux#754 Signed-off-by: Vincent Legoll <[email protected]>
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And then there's this other related PR: #639. |
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When I started building packages for void, I searched for documentation. I initially did not find it, despite having skimmed the chapter containing it. I then proposed to add something to the doc in #754.
After revisiting the issue and searching more thoroughly (someone gave an actual pointer to the right location) I think this can be made a bit more visible by creating a subsection specifically for it.
I don't think the (small) additionnal space is lost, but if it can help myopic readers, why not.