use apt-get ? that up net net/ net/mailing_lists/#top-posting Yes, of course, here it is : # Source locations to get tag database info # # You can specify more than one; during update, debtags will merge the contents # of all the sources. The merged data can be found in # /var/lib/debtags/package-tags and /var/lib/debtags/vocabulary. # # To contribute tags, please visit http://debtags.alioth.debian.org/todo.html # Reviewed tag data from the APT Packages file #tags apt:// # Package rating from http://www.iterating.org #tags http://www.iterating.org/tags # Regularly updated, but unchecked, database on the web # # If you plan to use Stable, please be aware that online tag # databases are more likely to track Testing/Unstable; so be careful # about downloading tags from them, and please check if tags are still # accurate for current package versions before contributing them upstream # #tags http://debtags.alioth.debian.org/tags/ # Example of locally maintained custom tag data # # You can provide your own tag data. To do so, place a file called # vocabulary.gz and a file called tags-current.gz in a directory, and use the # directory as a tag source. # # In the example given below, you would place the tag data in # /etc/debtags/mytags/tags-current.gz, and the vocabulary data in # /etc/debtags/mytags/vocabulary.gz # # The format of tags-current.gz is described in the tagcoll(1) manpage and the # file is similar to /var/lib/debtags/package-tags. # # The format of vocabulary.gz is like the Debian Packages file, and the file is # similar to /var/lib/debtags/vocabulary. # #tags file:/etc/debtags/mytags tags file:///usr/share/debtags/ --- end-of-file--------- (I've installed a binary release of Maverick+Trinity)