Sven Hoexter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> The reason why people keep searching for packages from other sources
> are the stable releases where only security and other serious fixes will
> be integrated.
>  Part of the solution is backports.org which is run by DDs with a buildd
> network for all major architectures. The problem there is that I'm not a
> DD (yet) and Per is not interested in backports and my former sponsor for
> backports.org decided to no longer sponsor backports.org uploads.
> The workaround are the fine packages provided by Emilio.

Where are those fine packages? I am a bit lost among various linux
packages we provide...

> Ubuntu is another beast. I don't really understand how and when they
> fetch packages from Debian and upload to the universe repository. I've
> the feeling that there is nobody in charge to care for the package uploads
> and bug reports. For some releases they even provide backports and for some
> others not. I think we had at least two different people on the list who
> did LyX uploads to Ubuntu.

It would be nice with our new site to have a proper download area and
packages from identified sources.

Would it help to carry with LyX the files needed to build a debian
package, so that people can do it themselves?

JMarc

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