2009/3/26 Nathan Hale <
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> On Thu, Mar 26, 2009 at 5:06 PM, Toby Smithe <
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>> Do you mean an identical replica of the current Debian unstable
>> package (which always reflects the most up-to-date stable release),
>> built for various distribution releases?
>
> Yes, this is what I mind. I'm thinking that sometimes the version
> included with a distribution might be older than the latest stable,
> and the testing PPA might be too unstable for some people.
Right, I can certainly look into that. I'm most inclined to produce
another PPA, as that's what the apt architecture was designed for.
However, if folks don't want that, and just want the website to host
the debs (and, necessarily, any other required or updated
dependencies), then I'm fine with that too. That latter case, as a
consequent of the lack of automation, would naturally require more
effort on my part, and on the part of the user; regardless of how
atechnically simple it may at first seem.
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