Quoth [EMAIL PROTECTED]: > From the turtle I found lot of packages broken. So I thought of giving > a try on my hurd box. But the source code I get from gnu is older than > the version that were broken. Is there any site where I can find the > source code of the packages with the correct version .
If you add some deb-src lines in your /etc/apt/sources.list, you can use 'apt-get source package' to get the source. Make sure you are using an up-to-date mirror, and that you use the unstable branch of the distribution. (also, apt-get build-dep is very nice for getting build-dependencies for packages.) > Does any one have any suggestion on which packages I should start > working. If please tell me. I can start working on something which is > of high priority If you could get exim and its dependencies sorted out, everybody here would absolutely love you. Apart from that, all packages not currently building are worth a look, as the fact that they are in the turtles at all means that the packages are kind of important to somebody. Check http://www.debian.org/devel/ for more information on building packages. (especially make sure that you have all the build-essential ones) Oystein -- ssh -c rot13 otherhost
