Now you can add more general information such as description and you can define some keywords.

Here is some examples:

Write short description:

If you specify BASE keyword, the package's path is considered a path on which the paths of other packages depend. That is, if the user changes the path of this package on WarpIN's container page, WarpIN goes through the paths of the other packages and automatically updates them too if it finds the old base path in the paths of other packages.

If you specify FIXED keyword, the path of this package specified by the TARGET attribute cannot be changed by the user. Otherwise the user may change this on WarpIN's container page. This is useful for files which must be written to the OS/2 system directories.

If you specify SELECTED keyword, the package is selected for installation per default. Otherwise, it will not be selected.

If you specify NODESELECT keyword, the package cannot be deselected. It will always be selected for installation. Useful for "base" packages on which other packages depend.

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