[tdf-discuss] Re: missing debs on ppa

2011-02-24 Thread Bjoern Michaelsen
Hi,

On Thu, 24 Feb 2011 06:54:33 -0600
Sonic4Spuds sonic4sp...@gmail.com wrote:

 Just checked synaptic and all of the files in the ppa are listed as 
 version 3.3.0.0 rc4. Also made sure that it is getting the latest
 list from the ppa.

There are natty versions for 3.3.1. Beware of partial updates
however: Currently there is amd64 build for 3.3.1~rc2-1ubuntu2
fnished in the ppa, while the i386 build (which also builds the arch
independant stuff like libreoffice-java-common) is not finished yet.

Backports for maverick will be added later.

 The ppa name is listed as lp-ppa-libreoffice/maverick   if there is a 
 different ppa that is official and the one I have is not then let me
 know.

just to clarify: there is nothing official about a ppa by definition.
If it is official, it is in the main repository.

Best Regards,

Bjoern

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Re: [tdf-discuss] Re: missing debs on ppa

2011-02-24 Thread Jaime R. Garza
Dear Bjoern,

I think a lot of people though it was an official LibreOffice PPA for
Ubuntu, not an official Canonical package:

http://www.silicongadget.com/guides/software-guides/office-suites/install-libreoffice-on-ubuntu-using-the-official-repository/2097/

http://www.silicongadget.com/guides/software-guides/office-suites/install-libreoffice-on-ubuntu-using-the-official-repository/2097/
Cheers!
Jaime

On Thu, Feb 24, 2011 at 14:16, Bjoern Michaelsen 
bjoern.michael...@canonical.com wrote:

 Hi,

 On Thu, 24 Feb 2011 06:54:33 -0600
 Sonic4Spuds sonic4sp...@gmail.com wrote:

  Just checked synaptic and all of the files in the ppa are listed as
  version 3.3.0.0 rc4. Also made sure that it is getting the latest
  list from the ppa.

 There are natty versions for 3.3.1. Beware of partial updates
 however: Currently there is amd64 build for 3.3.1~rc2-1ubuntu2
 fnished in the ppa, while the i386 build (which also builds the arch
 independant stuff like libreoffice-java-common) is not finished yet.

 Backports for maverick will be added later.

  The ppa name is listed as lp-ppa-libreoffice/maverick   if there is a
  different ppa that is official and the one I have is not then let me
  know.

 just to clarify: there is nothing official about a ppa by definition.
 If it is official, it is in the main repository.

 Best Regards,

 Bjoern

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[tdf-discuss] Re: missing debs on ppa

2011-02-24 Thread Bjoern Michaelsen
Hi Jaime, Hi all,

On Thu, 24 Feb 2011 14:33:23 +0100
Jaime R. Garza gar...@gmail.com wrote:

 I think a lot of people though it was an official LibreOffice PPA for
 Ubuntu, not an official Canonical package:
 
 http://www.silicongadget.com/guides/software-guides/office-suites/install-libreoffice-on-ubuntu-using-the-official-repository/2097/
 
 http://www.silicongadget.com/guides/software-guides/office-suites/install-libreoffice-on-ubuntu-using-the-official-repository/2097/

well, the ppa is different from most other ppas as it is the ppa of the
libreoffice packaging team at Ubuntu. That is: it is the stuff we as a
team intend to put in the main repositories in the end.

However: As

 https://launchpad.net/~libreoffice/+archive/ppa

itself describes it best: LibreOffice test builds and backports.
Thats pretty clear. Please do not hold me accountable for any
journalist calling it different to make a good headline.

Yes, Canonical and Ubuntu will support Libreoffice, but we will not
race out a release to the main repositories, just so that we can claim
to be first(*).

Best Regards,

Bjoern


(*) If you dont care about the final stabilization fixes, you could
build an rc1 yourself and you will have your (almost) release a week
earlier. But if you wait for the final for a week, you should also wait
another day or two for the distribution adjustments.

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Re: [tdf-discuss] Re: missing debs on ppa

2011-02-24 Thread Jaime R. Garza
Dear Bjoern,

I don't think anyone is trying to make you responsible for anything, ;-)

We just kindly ask when would the 3.3.1 version be available in the PPA?

Cheers!

Jaime

On Thu, Feb 24, 2011 at 15:36, Bjoern Michaelsen 
bjoern.michael...@canonical.com wrote:

 Hi Jaime, Hi all,

 On Thu, 24 Feb 2011 14:33:23 +0100
 Jaime R. Garza gar...@gmail.com wrote:

  I think a lot of people though it was an official LibreOffice PPA for
  Ubuntu, not an official Canonical package:
 
 
 http://www.silicongadget.com/guides/software-guides/office-suites/install-libreoffice-on-ubuntu-using-the-official-repository/2097/
 
  
 http://www.silicongadget.com/guides/software-guides/office-suites/install-libreoffice-on-ubuntu-using-the-official-repository/2097/
 

 well, the ppa is different from most other ppas as it is the ppa of the
 libreoffice packaging team at Ubuntu. That is: it is the stuff we as a
 team intend to put in the main repositories in the end.

 However: As

  https://launchpad.net/~libreoffice/+archive/ppa

 itself describes it best: LibreOffice test builds and backports.
 Thats pretty clear. Please do not hold me accountable for any
 journalist calling it different to make a good headline.

 Yes, Canonical and Ubuntu will support Libreoffice, but we will not
 race out a release to the main repositories, just so that we can claim
 to be first(*).

 Best Regards,

 Bjoern


 (*) If you dont care about the final stabilization fixes, you could
 build an rc1 yourself and you will have your (almost) release a week
 earlier. But if you wait for the final for a week, you should also wait
 another day or two for the distribution adjustments.

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