Description of problem: cant enable or disable repositories that the updates/installs should be coming from in 'activities-software' application (gnome-software) add an option in the rightclick menu of the toolbar icon to enable/disable repo that will be checked by the updater/installer of the application Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gnome-software-3.10.3-1.fc20.x86_64 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. go to activities menu by clicking in top left corner of screen 2. start the 'software' application (gnome-software) 3. rightclick on the toolbar icon of gnome-software when program opens 4. cant select repositories, only has 'about' and 'quit' options Actual results: dont seem to be able to select repository with the gnome-software application Expected results: able to enable/disable repositories (fedora, fedora-updates, fedora-debuginfo, etc) Additional info: nice work. like the concept :')
fyi, looks to be in progress :') at some point by the time of gnome-software-3.14.2-2.fc21.x86_64 when rightclick on the gnome-software toolbar icon when program opens you now get a 'software sources' menu item :') if click on the menu item you get a software sources popup now but there are no software sources to be selected from in the popup yet ('No Sources Found'). getting there :')
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