Unofficial personal Gutsy2Feisty backborts repository available

[felipe]

I'd like it if you had a GPG for this release, I hate the Synaptic warnings.

You're absolutely right, but my repo contains unstable and unsupported software, I wanted a way to keep newbies away and found that a generic "warning" does the job

nevermind... i just deleted my .config/deluge entry and everything went fine. nice work!
[/I]

Yes, it's a simple change to the way deluge stores its config and removing the old files fixes everything

@all:
I added K3B 1.0.2 to the list of available packages

[moredhel]

thanks

EDIT: Also, could someone tell me how to hide all warnings about missing GPG keys etc?

[sebastjanp]

Can you please backport also gimp-ufraw package?
I like gimp 2.3 but I cant live without ufraw plugin also
Please.

[hikaricore]

Yeah but I prefer the official Ubuntu packages

Technically, if you're doing personal back-porting of the "official Ubuntu package" of WINE,
then it's becoming a 3rd party repackage and is no longer official. ^_^

[yopnono]

The evince say 91 but after the install it say 81

[felipe]

Can you please backport also gimp-ufraw package?
I like gimp 2.3 but I cant live without ufraw plugin also
Please.

gimp-ufraw is now available

The evince say 91 but after the install it say 81

that was necessary since the transition evince 0.9.0->0.9.1 added a hard dependency on a newer version of poppler library. Since I don't want to backport libraries (for compatibility) the evince version is 0.9.1~really0.8.1, a common "hack" to revert the content of a package to a previous version and fool APT

Thanks for the suggestions, keep 'em coming

[kadath]

I'd love to see the latest release of audacious backported to feisty, thanks

Seconding this request. Maybe I'm blind, but I can't find Feisty debs for the latest Audacious anywhere.

[m_gasior]

Maybe I'm blind, but I can't find Feisty debs for the latest Audacious anywhere.

http://morgoth.free.fr/ubports/

[carusoswi]

You're absolutely right, but my repo contains unstable and unsupported software, I wanted a way to keep newbies away and found that a generic "warning" does the job




Yes, it's a simple change to the way deluge stores its config and removing the old files fixes everything

@all:
I added K3B 1.0.2 to the list of available packages

What harm would visitation from newbies do?

Caruso

[picpak]

Thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you THANK YOU. This is what every Ubuntu release needs.

Any chance of a Dapper to Feisty (or Gutsy) repo? Now that'd be amazing. Heck, I'd pay money for it.