I was just wondering... Considering the amount of bandwidth we've been using, we're burning holes in these guy 's wallets to have them clone Canonical.
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How much different than Canonical repo's?
by phaedra » Wed Feb 06, 2008 7:12 pm
One question here... Is the Ultimate Edition repo only Ultimate Edition modded packages or is it a copy of Ubuntu with Ultimate Edition packages added?
I was just wondering... Considering the amount of bandwidth we've been using, we're burning holes in these guy 's wallets to have them clone Canonical.
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I was just wondering... Considering the amount of bandwidth we've been using, we're burning holes in these guy 's wallets to have them clone Canonical.
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Re: How much different than Canonical repo's?
by DaddyX3 » Wed Feb 06, 2008 7:49 pm
This would be answered by TheeMahn - if he sees the post, but my hunch is that his repository is all his packages by themselves, cause yes, this would burn some holes in pockets!!!
EDIT: TheeMahn just posted about his repository . Check it out, its freak'n huge
EDIT: TheeMahn just posted about his repository . Check it out, its freak'n huge
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Re: How much different than Canonical repo's?
by phaedra » Wed Feb 06, 2008 9:00 pm
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Re: How much different than Canonical repo's?
by DaddyX3 » Wed Feb 06, 2008 9:47 pm
Well, come back and teach me when you figure it out I just thought it was as simple as logging to each server and doing a search for the app in question, going through the list of different repositories that are in your sources.list on your computer. But you know what they say about ass-u-me 'ing things
I just thought it was as simple as logging to each server and doing a search for the app in question, going through the list of different repositories that are in your sources.list on your computer. But you know what they say about ass-u-me 'ing things Intel Core 2 Quad Q9300 2.5GHz 45nm/Gigabyte EP35C-DS3R M.B. w/ddr3 1333
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Re: How much different than Canonical repo's?
by phaedra » Wed Feb 06, 2008 10:31 pm
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Re: How much different than Canonical repo's?
by TheeMahn » Thu Feb 21, 2008 9:27 am
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Re: How much different than Canonical repo's?
by DaddyX3 » Thu Feb 21, 2008 10:23 am
Thanks for the info TheeMahn! I enjoy the education I do wonder though, how in the heck do you keep up with the latest versions of each file/ deb??? Do you have something that will check for you and download/ replace you old one on the server?
The script does this for you... no it will not download a newer version, but does keep track as versioning. I need to make it automatically delete the older version currently I do this manually, I can make it automatic do that and upload the new package it is around the corner. I will write it to do so and carve it to perfection, naturally have to have a gui, I have way too much on the plate as of time of posting... time is my downfall.
I do want to post that I am thankful of users such as you and other mods, I have seen what you as well as other mods have posted that allow me to go about my business, I have seen probably 1000 or so posts and there is 4000+ on the board, I feel bad for not being able to "be there" to help each user out. I can not imagine how this will be with the next release.
TheeMahn
I do wonder though, how in the heck do you keep up with the latest versions of each file/ deb??? Do you have something that will check for you and download/ replace you old one on the server?The script does this for you... no it will not download a newer version, but does keep track as versioning. I need to make it automatically delete the older version currently I do this manually, I can make it automatic do that and upload the new package it is around the corner. I will write it to do so and carve it to perfection, naturally have to have a gui, I have way too much on the plate as of time of posting... time is my downfall.
I do want to post that I am thankful of users such as you and other mods, I have seen what you as well as other mods have posted that allow me to go about my business, I have seen probably 1000 or so posts and there is 4000+ on the board, I feel bad for not being able to "be there" to help each user out. I can not imagine how this will be with the next release.
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Re: How much different than Canonical repo's?
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Re: How much different than Canonical repo's?
by TexasMike » Wed Mar 12, 2008 2:48 pm
Absolutely agree!!
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Re: How much different than Canonical repo's?
by TheeMahn » Sat Mar 15, 2008 10:39 am
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