Packages with notes

There are 144 packages with notes in experimental/amd64.

55 unreproducible packages in experimental/amd64, ordered by build date:

cargo petsc slepc qgis mpv r-base ghc# linux lilypond vite# rustc rakudo dovecot librsvg+ singular xorg-server+ samba openssl eeshow wings3d libgtkada libctl fonts-cantarell ezmlm-idx webkit2gtk gnat-gps mesa boinc apt gdcm dogtag-pki# librep# libdrumstick configshell nvidia-texture-tools syncany opticalraytracer coin3 libcec botan# cppdb coccinelle opencv nfft check-mk mediagoblin groestlcoin# netpbm-free openambit gdb 3270font givaro wml pyotherside rozofs

37 FTBFS packages in experimental/amd64, ordered by build date:

gnutls28 icu netbeans php-phpdocumentor-reflection## php-hamcrest# php-sabre-event# kicad php-sabredav## php-sabre-vobject# exiv2 daq kmetronome openjdk-7 linbox deja-dup maliit-framework gnokii radicale# python-django# gnucash## ceph+# libnb-platform18-java# ants# libatteanx-store-memorytriplestore-perl# pynn# freedict-swa-eng# blcr# banshee critterding lucene-net# pybliographer# dvidvi+ libcdio tomboy# clipperP libkf5kface# forge#

11 (2.6%) source packages failed to satisfy their build-dependencies, ordered by build date:

biosig4c++ colord-kde dh-kpatches# distcc hdf5 keysafe libqinfinity linux-signed rhash-bindings senlin-dashboard thrift

48 reproducible packages in experimental/amd64:

golang-github-asaskevich-govalidator# hwloc miniupnpc syslinux php-enum# git# moonshot-ui# velvet ruby-diaspora-federation# php-parser# srtp munin# mapnik-reference# blends wayland policykit-1 binutils-msp430# aws-sdk-for-php mini-buildd urjtag libexif-gtk libcdk5 libwebsockets tevent liblas gimp node-chai# osm2pgsql libratbag vlan curl poti+ u-bootP htsjdk# tomcatjss# tor openbabel cdo sane-backends groff enchant moonshot-gss-eap# libgc python-omniorb tvc tcltk-defaults fflas-ffpack pmount

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