On 26/05/16 14:53, Florian Coste wrote:
Hi,
2016-05-26 10:53 GMT+02:00 JMZ <florent...@gmail.com>:
5) If a ppa website says that it explicitly supports yakkety, you're probably
okay with the ppa signature you have now. If not, you'll have to run the new
signature with 'add-apt-repository' and generate new source.list.d files.
Have you ever seen a ppa which supports already the next stable
version before it's released ?
You'll find that the ones that *we* care about will when necessary, at
this time all of our dev ppa's are yakkety ready.
Why don't use the daily iso built from the devel version ? Why do you
think it's not easier ?
By the way, I think I should be ready to have a dual-boot with the
actual stable version (Xenial) and with the next release (Yakkety). I
should be ready to use everday the devel version, and come back to
Xenial if something is wrong. But, I have a question, how to deal with
ppa ? As I said, I think it's hard to find ppa which support the devel
version, so, if I need a ppa for my personal work (which support only
stable version), how can I do in order to use it in the devel version
?
Thanks
Florian
Often I've managed to run 'supported' ppa with 'dev' release - just
change where it's pointing e.g. if you add a ppa and it's good for
xenial and previous but not yakkety - edit the source file to say
xenial. _Won't always work - but worth trying_. I have to do that with
clementine dev version from ppa.
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