ur/ppa/ubuntu karmic main
deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/neil-aldur/ppa/ubuntu karmic main
or
http://ppa.launchpad.net/neil-aldur/ppa/ubuntu/pool/main/m/madfuload/
Apologies if that wasn't absolutely clear from the backport message.
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The packages don't tell
the gem database that apt has installed something. So gem just
reinstalls it. The classic example is the Rake package which is always
overridden if somebody does 'gem install rails'.
Making apt and gem work better together is something for the future though.
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r handling test structures in any of the scripting
languages?
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> Do you think that http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SponsorshipProcess is that
> complicated? (File a bug, link to the package / attach the patch,
> subscribe the right team)
The process isn't at all complicated, but it is difficult. Any process
is useless unless there is the manpower in the target review
Can I suggest a way forward.
I'm not at all interested in being a MOTU. I'm working on a specific
piece of open source software, and from that the occassional Ubuntu
package drops out which I think would be of use to the general community.
Having gone through the Gutsy development process I feel
Sorry Scott, but we're going to have to disagree on that point.
Fundamentally ubuntu development is based around launchpad, and you
have to get involved in that if you want to deal with bugs, upgrades
and the like.
To then require people to learn an entirely different system for new
packages is f
I'm sure the limits and space are very welcome. Bear in mind that
Launchpad has Private Package Archives as of next Wednesday and there
is still a beta running at the moment.
Perhaps it is time to adopt the tool used for the rest of Ubuntu
development. Certainly as a package developer looking for
