On 2010-11-25 21:21, Martin Pitt wrote :
> Accepted pidgin into lucid-proposed, the package will build now and be
> available in a few hours. Please test and give feedback here. See
> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/EnableProposed for documentation how to
> enable and use -proposed. Thank you in advance!
Glad to not just make a test every other year, like for my other reports.
Thanks to everybody working on this !!!
This test did *not* work for me at first and it wasn't until I hacked
the DEB that I found why.
The certificates are not in pidgin but in libpurple0.
But pidgin...4.2 does not depend on libpurple0...4.2 which is, of
course, *required*.
So, my click on pidgin was a do-nothing.
After sighs, sweat and thoughts, everything was superb.
But hence, my conclusions are:
- that many users don't follow -proposed but are eagerly watching their
-updates for the word pidgin.
- that those lucky enough to notice the wagon on the other track and
jump on it may well fall over it.
Even if the wagon were painted in purple for a hint ;-)
It may even be argued that a Certificate update is a security update.
On 2010-11-25 21:21, Martin Pitt wrote : /wiki.ubuntu. com/Testing/ EnableProposed for documentation how to
> Accepted pidgin into lucid-proposed, the package will build now and be
> available in a few hours. Please test and give feedback here. See
> https:/
> enable and use -proposed. Thank you in advance!
Glad to not just make a test every other year, like for my other reports.
Thanks to everybody working on this !!!
This test did *not* work for me at first and it wasn't until I hacked
the DEB that I found why.
The certificates are not in pidgin but in libpurple0.
But pidgin...4.2 does not depend on libpurple0...4.2 which is, of
course, *required*.
So, my click on pidgin was a do-nothing.
After sighs, sweat and thoughts, everything was superb.
But hence, my conclusions are:
- that many users don't follow -proposed but are eagerly watching their
-updates for the word pidgin.
- that those lucky enough to notice the wagon on the other track and
jump on it may well fall over it.
Even if the wagon were painted in purple for a hint ;-)
It may even be argued that a Certificate update is a security update.
For the sake of Ubuntu.
Cheers.