If you are waiting for Gnome 2 functionality I would not hold my breath.
As 12.04 is an LTS version there are not likely going to be any feature
changes.
You could install gnome-session-fallback which is supposed to be similar to
the Gnome 2 experience.
sudo apt-get install gnome-session-fallbac
On June 3, 2012, Hendrik Schaink wrote:
> Ubuntu archive repositories can be found at archive.ubuntu.com
>
> HTH,
>
Those are the active repositories. And they are mirrored by region, although
you can use that base domain without issue.
i.e. :
ca.archive.ubuntu.com
us.archive.ubuntu.com
Are
You can add a disk to sources.list & have synaptic read from it.
On 12-06-03 09:54 PM, caziz wrote:
> What I'm looking for is a replacement /etc/apt/sources.list
> that will let synaptic work fully.
>
> A buddy speculated that the repositories would move rather than disappear
> but I haven't bee
Your sources.list file would then need the line:
deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ maverick main restricted universe
multiverse
HTH,
Hendrik
On 12-06-03 09:01 PM, Hendrik Schaink wrote:
Ubuntu archive repositories can be found at archive.ubuntu.com
HTH,
Hendrik
On 12-06-03 01:59 PM,
What I'm looking for is a replacement /etc/apt/sources.list
that will let synaptic work fully.
A buddy speculated that the repositories would move rather than disappear
but I haven't been able to find them and not of the suggestions
offered have gotten me any closer.
Seems I must wait until u
Just throwing this out there, but if you could find a Linux Format
disk...or similar from another magazine that might fill the void. I
think those would be limited to 32-bit though unless they included a
64-bit on it.
On 12-06-03 04:06 PM, Neil B wrote:
> Okay.
>
> If the package you want doesn'
Ubuntu archive repositories can be found at archive.ubuntu.com
HTH,
Hendrik
On 12-06-03 01:59 PM, caziz wrote:
I have a machine running Ubuntu 10.10 Maverick.
Support stopped at the end of April.
The default repositories no longer support this version.
Can someone tell me where are the Ubunt
Okay.
If the package you want doesn't have a bunch of crazy dependencies,
you can pin it to an older repository. As 10.04 is an LTS version,
their repositories should still be available.
I had to do this for a friend who upgraded to Kubuntu 12.04 on his old
Dell box and had to pin X to the 11.10
might have taken a wrong turn but only found Live DVD files
want 10.10 repositories so I can add the odd package
On 12-06-03 02:09 PM, Lance A. Brown wrote:
This might help.
http://www.warpconduit.net/2011/07/31/apt-repository-for-old-ubuntu-releases/
--[Lance]
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On 12-06-03 02:13 PM, Neil B wrote:
The Ubuntu 10.10 is a non LTS version and they only provide support
for 18 months.
yes
Is there a particular reason for stay with this release?
next move will be to 12.04 LTS
heard Gnome 2 functionality to be put back into Gnome 3 by mid-June
hoping and w
The Ubuntu 10.10 is a non LTS version and they only provide support
for 18 months.
Is there a particular reason for stay with this release?
~Neil B.
On Sun, Jun 3, 2012 at 1:59 PM, caziz wrote:
> I have a machine running Ubuntu 10.10 Maverick.
> Support stopped at the end of April.
>
> The def
This might help.
http://www.warpconduit.net/2011/07/31/apt-repository-for-old-ubuntu-releases/
--[Lance]
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