pazkooda
October 17th, 2005, 07:07 AM
Hello,
... and hi to everyone (this is my first post :) )
I've got a simple question with no answer around (nor in wiki, nor in forums).
I've downloaded Ubuntu Breezy via jigdo. Now I want to test Edubuntu and I just realize that I can mount ubuntu-xx-xx-xx.iso and "tell" jigdo to search whole Breezy CD for packages that are common for Ubuntu&Edubuntu - and it works - jigdo founds 1389 of 1508 needed packages but...
in next step I need to set edubuntu repositories -- without installing edubuntu I can only guess what I should write down there. I can't find any info where are official Edubuntu repositories.
So what is in Edubuntu /etc/apt/sources.list ? Can any one tell me?
Thanks in advance.
Lukasz
Update:
Well, by an accident I found that there are Edubuntu packages at main Ubuntu repositories server ie.: :arrow: http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/. I've hit Enter and let jigdo to go over last selected location (with lots of errors of course) and at the end jigdo uses alternate server (breezy direct) and found needed packages.
I guess that Edubuntu has pretty the same sources.list like in Breezy.
... and hi to everyone (this is my first post :) )
I've got a simple question with no answer around (nor in wiki, nor in forums).
I've downloaded Ubuntu Breezy via jigdo. Now I want to test Edubuntu and I just realize that I can mount ubuntu-xx-xx-xx.iso and "tell" jigdo to search whole Breezy CD for packages that are common for Ubuntu&Edubuntu - and it works - jigdo founds 1389 of 1508 needed packages but...
in next step I need to set edubuntu repositories -- without installing edubuntu I can only guess what I should write down there. I can't find any info where are official Edubuntu repositories.
So what is in Edubuntu /etc/apt/sources.list ? Can any one tell me?
Thanks in advance.
Lukasz
Update:
Well, by an accident I found that there are Edubuntu packages at main Ubuntu repositories server ie.: :arrow: http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/. I've hit Enter and let jigdo to go over last selected location (with lots of errors of course) and at the end jigdo uses alternate server (breezy direct) and found needed packages.
I guess that Edubuntu has pretty the same sources.list like in Breezy.