2011/2/23 Matt Sturgeon <[email protected]>: > Are you suggestingh creating repositories for Linux packages (RPM and > .deb)? If so that is a very good idea. > A simple pair deb and RPM repositories will keep users (who like to > run LibreOffice as distributed by The Document Foundation, rather than > their distro) up to date, because their computer syncs with the > repository and downloads the package with the highest version number. > > I propose the following set of repositories: > > RPM | DEB > nightly| nightly > beta | beta --- And RCs > stable | stable > > They use standard HTTP so the repo can be anywhere on a TDF webserver, > > Text on RPM yum repository: > http://serverfault.com/questions/38813/tools-for-maintaining-yum-repositories > Slightly more formal guide for deb APT repo: > http://pynstrom.net/display_tutorial.php?page=tutorials/setup_debian_repo
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