Hey everyone,

The main repository has been undergoing some reworking over the last month or so and i’ve just pressed the button and made it live. Its in the same place as the old one but you may need to change your apt lines to match. The new contents of /etc/apt/sources.list should be either :-

For Lenny (stable)

deb http://apt.byteme.org.uk lenny main
deb-src http://apt.byteme.org.uk lenny main

For Squeeze (testing)

deb http://apt.byteme.org.uk squeeze main
deb-src http://apt.byteme.org.uk squeeze main

If you run unstable (sid) and wish to use the above repositories please ensure you ALSO have references to the main debian repository of the same version, eg make sure you have the offical squeeze repository as well as sid in your /etc/apt/source.list

snowglobe and snowglobe2 are now available. snowglobe2 will not be available for lenny due to dependencies, and lenny is pretty old now for a desktop distribution, but dam fine for a server still ;-) .

The git trees have also been refreshed and cleaned and gitweb enabled on the server, this can be found at http://git.byteme.org.uk

git repositories exist for snowglobe and snowglobe2 and also llqtwebkit, these repositories also contain upstream commit info from svn/hg as well as Debian specific hacks. But you only need these if you want to check out the source directly from git. You can also get the source with apt-get source snowglobe or snowglobe2 etc…

Longer term the plan is to get this first stable, then in future to add new debs to a squeeze-testing area then move them to squeeze after a test period.

Once the dust settles on this, i’ll start pushing updates for ubuntu as well, which is also long overdue.