On Thu, 20 Jul 2006, Russell Shaw wrote:
An easier way might be just to make a web page that has all the necessary sources.list lines for all the known repositories, so the user can just paste them into their sources.list and apt-get update. If the page was a wiki, newly found repositories could be added easily. Another way would be to make a debian package that updates your sources.list with new sources.list lines for unofficial repositories. That way, you could do: apt-get install debian-science, and the package installation script will run apt-get update for you.
But the potential of the more full-fledged idea would be to build the pacakges for all the available architectures. An automated system would be preferred for this.
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