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What happened to the Debian Lenny Apt Source? I recently tried to update the game and it said that the source is no longer available. Upon checking the apt sources wiki I see that Lenny is no longer one of the sources listed. | What happened to the Debian Lenny Apt Source? I recently tried to update the game and it said that the source is no longer available. Upon checking the apt sources wiki I see that Lenny is no longer one of the sources listed. | ||
:Lenny was superseded by Squeeze in February and is no longer the current stable Debian release. Sorry! You should upgrade. :) [[User:TX|TX]] 20:16, 7 April 2011 (PDT) | |||
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Could at least a simple .tar.bz2 be made available? There's a goddamn lot of linux beyond .deb based distros. --193.144.63.50 10:37, 12 April 2010 (PDT)
- And thankfully, most of them have working compilers. What are we supposed to do, take one of our Debian binaries and put it in a tarball? I think not! TX 15:51, 12 April 2010 (PDT)
Actually, those binaries will (usually) work just fine on most Linux systems. Thankfully, "alien" translates package formats. ("alien" is available as source and is a part of virtually ALL Linux distros)
It WOULD be handy for other distro users to have a browsable link to the apt packages...
Lenny support?
Hey! What happened to the Debian Lenny Apt Source? I recently tried to update the game and it said that the source is no longer available. Upon checking the apt sources wiki I see that Lenny is no longer one of the sources listed.
- Lenny was superseded by Squeeze in February and is no longer the current stable Debian release. Sorry! You should upgrade. :) TX 20:16, 7 April 2011 (PDT)