Le 23/06/2012 02:44, Darrell Anderson a écrit :

...

Where do you keep your 3.5.13.1 packages online? Would you please provide that information in bug report 1062?

http://bugs.pearsoncomputing.net/process_bug.cgi

Merci!

Oops, I copied and pasted with two left thumbs:

http://bugs.pearsoncomputing.net/show_bug.cgi?id=1062

Darrell

Hello, the updated packages go directly to the official mirror, so users get updates as soon as I release them, without configuring any other repository.

I will have a look to bug 1062.

Francois

Le 24/06/2012 18:32, David C. Rankin a écrit :

On 06/23/2012 01:58 AM, Francois Andriot wrote:

...

Hello, the updated packages go directly to the official mirror, so users get updates as soon as I release them, without configuring any other repository.

I will have a look to bug 1062.

Francois

Francios,

If I understand correctly, then your 3.5.13.1 updates are already in:

http://trinity.blackmag.net/releases/3.5.13/downloads.html

??

Hello, This is *not* a 3.5.13.1 release. I'm still using 3.5.13 source tarballs + several patches from GIT, so this is an updated 3.5.13 .

It will be called 3.5.13.1 when we'll have 3.5.13.1 source tarballs. It will not make much difference to the end-users, but at least all distributions will then have the same patches.

When you install RHEL/Fedora TDE 3.5.13 with official instructions and repository, you already get the most up-to-date (patched) version, not the original (unpatched) 3.5.13 .

The URL you give are for 3.5.13 source tarballs. You can find the RHEL/Fedora packaging source files (and patches) in the GIT repository: http://git.trinitydesktop.org/cgit/tde-packaging/tree/redhat/

Francois

I just wanted to know where I could get the latest tarballs for what 'will become' 3.5.13.1. For my daily working boxes I still use 3.5.12 (which I love). I want to move my desktop forward to 3.5.13 while we continue work on 14.0.0 and wanted to get the current sources.

Side comment from someone who wasn't asked: I'm using GIT as my primary desktop. Stable and fast. I use a handful of work-arounds to build and usability issues.

Darrell