Re: Ubuntu users

[Shane Bishop <sbishop trinitybiblecollege edu>]

Unless things have changed just recently, they don't. If you are using 
breezy (or hoary or warty), all you will ever get is security updates 
until the next major release (f-spot revisions don't seem to fit into 
that category). Major releases are about 6 months apart, so you may be 
waiting a while.
That said, there are a few options:
1. find an unofficial repository with up-to-date mono (and f-spot) packages
2. compile all things mono from source
3. update your apt sources.list to dapper (be prepared for frequent 
breakages)

Ubuntu, while great for those who want to stay more up-to-date than 
stock debian, is not really the greatest for anyone who wants to be on 
the bleeding edge. I'll stop there before anyone accuses me of flaming 
ubuntu.

Shane

Phil Howard wrote:

> Any Ubuntu users out there know when they update the version of f-spot 
> in the repositories?
>
> Thanks, Phil Howard
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