(DIR) <- Back # feeds ## atom (TXT) * atom feed, smaller filesize with only a summary: »atom.xml«. (TXT) * atom feed with content: »atom_content.xml«. ## rss (TXT) * rss feed, smaller filesize with only a summary: »rss.xml«. (TXT) * rss feed with content: »rss_content.xml«. (TXT) ## sfeed tab-separated format (TXT) * feed, smaller filesize with only a summary: »sfeed.tsv«. (TXT) * feed with content: »sfeed_content.tsv«. (TXT) documentation: »sfeed TAB-separated data format documentation«. (HTM) ## jsonfeed 1.1 (TXT) * jsonfeed 1.1 feed, smaller filesize with only a summary: »jsonfeed.json«. (TXT) * jsonfeed 1.1 feed with content: »jsonfeed_content.json«. ## atom feeds for git repositories (HTM) the git »repositories« each have an atom feed for the commit log (atom.xml) and an atom feed for the tags/releases (tags.xml). this can be useful for package maintainers to keep track of software releases. For example: * slstatus commit log: (HTM) * https://git.drkhsh.at/slstatus/atom.xml (TXT) * gopher://drkhsh.at/0/scm/slatatus/atom.xml * slstatus tags/releases: (HTM) * https://git.drkhsh.at/slstatus/tags.xml (TXT) * gopher://drkhsh.at/0/scm/slstatus/tags.xml .