Re: C file recoginzed as image file

[martin rudalics]

> Which is sort of annoying since we have 4 numbers and 5 explanations.

What about

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#<name> is the package name;
#<inst> is the number of people who installed this package;
#<vote> is the number of people who use this package regularly;
#<old> is the number of people who installed, but don't use this package
#      regularly;
#<recent> is the number of people who upgraded this package recently;
#<no-files> is the number of people whose entry didn't contain enough
#           information (atime and ctime were 0).
#rank name                            inst  vote   old recent no-files 
(maintainer)
18    emacsen-common                  7027  1802  1265   452  3508 (Rob 
Browning)
20    emacs21-common                  5306  3391  1237   604    74 (Rob 
Browning)
21    emacs21-bin-common              5217  3493  1136   588     0 (Rob 
Browning)
23    emacs21                         4758  3237   983   537     1 (Rob 
Browning)
45    emacs21-el                      1063     0     0     0  1063 (Rob 
Browning)
57    emacs                            704    11    22    15   656 (Rob 
Browning)
64    emacs-snapshot-common            532   290    74   161     7 (Romain 
Francoise)
65    emacs-snapshot-bin-common        525   296    73   156     0 (Romain 
Francoise)
72    emacs21-nox                      457   267   149    41     0 (Rob 
Browning)
85    emacs-snapshot-gtk               322   187    29   106     0 (Romain 
Francoise)
101   emacs20                          243    98   144     1     0 (Not in sid)
107   emacs-snapshot                   217   107    19    91     0 (Romain 
Francoise)
153   emacs-snapshot-nox                82    25    33    24     0 (Romain 
Francoise)
255   emacs20-el                        13     0     0     0    13 (Not in sid)
265   emacs19                           11     4     7     0     0 (Not in sid)
316   emacs19-el                         2     0     0     0     2 (Not in sid)