Hi Andrew, GNU Guix is a transitional package manager which is, among others, available for Debian. IMHO, it's kind of a bother to set up, but once it runs, you can easily install and upgrade IceCat to the latest version that's in the Guix repositories (which is usually updated fairly quickly). You can get GNU Guix from https://gnu.org/s/guix
If you're not really a fan of setting up another package manager on your system, I'm pretty sure that some Debian-based distributions have IceCat in their repositories; I believe Trisquel used to package it. May be worth looking into. Kind regards, -- Felix Fröhlich GPG: AC26CC3F517BA1794743512E32E7A8DAB442426F On Mon, 2018-11-12 at 16:45 +0000, Andrew Kaminski wrote: > Is there a repo or some other resource that can be used to keep > IceCat up to date with the rest of a system's packages? Debian > unfortunately does not maintain an IceCat package. > -- > http://gnuzilla.gnu.org
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