Parents (Total: 49)

The searched file hash is included in 49 parent files which include package known and seen by metalookup. A sample is included below:

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PackageArch	noarch
PackageDescription	Fcitx Hong Kong Jyutping table for Traditional Chinese. This is the jyutping schemes released by Hong Kong government in colony era. It's used to convert Chinese person and road names to English, which can be pronounced easily in International Phonetic Alphabet and followed by a native Hongkongnese. But people seldomly use it to type in Chinese. its pronounciation is hard for a native Chinese to learn. And it's a incomplete scheme. See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hong_Kong_Government_Cantonese_Romanisation for details If you don't know what it is, don't try.
PackageName	fcitx-table-hk-jyutping
PackageRelease	1.2
PackageVersion	0.3.8
SHA-1	05DD2B9F2EE11092900B0621E2D42B50280CDC0A
SHA-256	CE746A3D43D0EAC1A88AF44AAA7AE942C10617246DD6A69A27662D3CE7710C2D

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MD5	20ECB7EC5BF1DAB137C3CF6F810E744E
PackageArch	noarch
PackageDescription	Fcitx Hong Kong Jyutping table for Traditional Chinese. This is the jyutping schemes released by Hong Kong government in colony era. It's used to convert Chinese person and road names to English, which can be pronounced easily in International Phonetic Alphabet and followed by a native Hongkongnese. But people seldomly use it to type in Chinese. its pronounciation is hard for a native Chinese to learn. And it's a incomplete scheme. See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hong_Kong_Government_Cantonese_Romanisation for details If you don't know what it is, don't try.
PackageMaintainer	https://bugs.opensuse.org
PackageName	fcitx-table-hk-jyutping
PackageRelease	bp156.4.1
PackageVersion	0.3.8
SHA-1	0CF7069785ADC5880B4F9B4E89656061DDD4297F
SHA-256	D8F6E8328F7A64357BBFC8E8427DCFA689EE6ABD15C7E779F2257BD89388F560

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FileName	https://ftp.lysator.liu.se/pub/OpenBSD/6.6/packages//sparc64//fcitx-table-0.3.8.tgz
MD5	270F379FFFDD663B95760D877E8C2924
SHA-1	0FA213A49ACF91E760BC29CD4ED0B61D4E27988F
SHA-256	AF5776B72E8287DE3BD83DF7C3218932F7D4277C129C7A8629550BBC118C9717
SSDEEP	196608:m8DK8oyKHZIF1ZQltgzOecntls6X04K4xLllet6:m8DKAxFTQlmUlpFK4xv
TLSH	T11F66330B636C5A30E495177C44CAAAC323B4B0F5DCE5541C0697FC8A9DEE69E9EE831C

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FileName	https://ftp.lysator.liu.se/pub/OpenBSD/6.8/packages//powerpc//fcitx-table-0.3.8.tgz
MD5	0F10488359D87A0634FA4A45F75FA59E
SHA-1	155998739F43DE1CF9CA10EDDD850CA74D1B469A
SHA-256	ED93E5AD30F8E10BA4CC4377013DA6362F90D1C5AFFF03FCBA52A46ED087EF66
SSDEEP	196608:5z8DK8oyKHZIF1ZQltgzOecntls6X04K4xLllet6:5z8DKAxFTQlmUlpFK4xv
TLSH	T1C666330B636C5A30E494177C44C9D6C323B8B4F5ECE5501C169BF88A9DEE69E9EE831C

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MD5	5AA811078C868715AA5F6015896906DE
PackageArch	noarch
PackageDescription	Fcitx Hong Kong Jyutping table for Traditional Chinese. This is the jyutping schemes released by Hong Kong government in colony era. It's used to convert Chinese person and road names to English, which can be pronounced easily in International Phonetic Alphabet and followed by a native Hongkongnese. But people seldomly use it to type in Chinese. its pronounciation is hard for a native Chinese to learn. And it's a incomplete scheme. See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hong_Kong_Government_Cantonese_Romanisation for details If you don't know what it is, don't try.
PackageName	fcitx-table-hk-jyutping
PackageRelease	34.39
PackageVersion	0.3.8
SHA-1	17FFCD2A05FB9165C8D777A7F04162224E42B9B0
SHA-256	7343E0D6BD47B2A59683F3CC3C673C53D14D15AF4C0430B4F27E2D3C6AB1F230

Key	Value
MD5	355CE7D5CF4B0F8B7F461A938CE6066A
PackageArch	noarch
PackageDescription	Fcitx-table-extra provides extra table for Fcitx, including Boshiamy, Zhengma, and Cangjie 3/5. Boshiamy table and its icon are released under their own license.
PackageMaintainer	Fedora Project
PackageName	fcitx-table-extra
PackageRelease	7.fc32
PackageVersion	0.3.8
SHA-1	1B26171BCF93DE0F9372ED3B9B47B97AF4F11565
SHA-256	7C0783758EACD514DB2F80ADD184F2A0984FFF85E5E97D9D4DBB81481F9ED62A

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MD5	CBB13E5468A459943B0DE20A14FDA078
PackageArch	noarch
PackageDescription	Fcitx Hong Kong Jyutping table for Traditional Chinese. This is the jyutping schemes released by Hong Kong government in colony era. It's used to convert Chinese person and road names to English, which can be pronounced easily in International Phonetic Alphabet and followed by a native Hongkongnese. But people seldomly use it to type in Chinese. its pronounciation is hard for a native Chinese to learn. And it's a incomplete scheme. See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hong_Kong_Government_Cantonese_Romanisation for details If you don't know what it is, don't try.
PackageName	fcitx-table-hk-jyutping
PackageRelease	34.24
PackageVersion	0.3.8
SHA-1	1C011D4948440F45FF0B4A7C577B00B4FA7FAF72
SHA-256	574C4564E53FAD958686792F734DD0782F9F9169949E88522ECFA12C6973C546

Key	Value
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MD5	90D4238E864D2B0D057D730B128B09EF
SHA-1	26D377D82B79AEA5823EAD470B9C8CB147DB333A
SHA-256	BEBBDBDF62052EF926BB9AA545FBDC53C1ED974F70121AD025BCE66E05F6EF72
SSDEEP	196608:k8DK8oyKHZIF1ZQltgzOecntls6X04K4xLlleS:k8DKAxFTQlmUlpFK4xX
TLSH	T11266330B636C5A30E499077D508AA6C323B8B0F1DCE5501C16D7FC86DEEE69A9ED831C

Key	Value
FileName	https://ftp.lysator.liu.se/pub/OpenBSD/6.7/packages//powerpc//fcitx-table-0.3.8.tgz
MD5	8D0304DF8C09D31AE2DD1632096F898F
SHA-1	29C107C323F41F7B6E73919A87F731F02F0D49C3
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SSDEEP	196608:c8DK8oyKHZIF1ZQltgzOecntls6X04K4xLllet6:c8DKAxFTQlmUlpFK4xv
TLSH	T19966331B636C9A30E495177C44CAA6C323B8B0F5DCE1541C0697FC869DEE69E9EE831C

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MD5	84FD9D70DCA238586184D51B3D339700
PackageArch	noarch
PackageDescription	Fcitx Hong Kong Jyutping table for Traditional Chinese. This is the jyutping schemes released by Hong Kong government in colony era. It's used to convert Chinese person and road names to English, which can be pronounced easily in International Phonetic Alphabet and followed by a native Hongkongnese. But people seldomly use it to type in Chinese. its pronounciation is hard for a native Chinese to learn. And it's a incomplete scheme. See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hong_Kong_Government_Cantonese_Romanisation for details If you don't know what it is, don't try.
PackageName	fcitx-table-hk-jyutping
PackageRelease	34.27
PackageVersion	0.3.8
SHA-1	2F1C116486AB3C47D0D689204D7557B070BA6F59
SHA-256	2D247EFA9AC0DF1E077D7E113AAC1D55E6BAE03DC369D56C66F6169492DD0BE5