So the final release is available from Oracle now from all I know. Not
sure about the state of OpenJDK package in oneric but the website says
to just do an install via apt which is clearly only true if you are
running oneric.. and who does that now?
http://openjdk.java.net/install/
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I will have a look and monitor this bug once the release is out and I am
back from Oscon. Also in absence of a backport a ppa for it would be
fine as well imho since only people in the know will want to upgrade ...
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Fair enough. However final release is on the 28th of July..
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wishlist: openjdk-7 package for natty backports
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Title:
wishlist: openjdk-7 package for natty backports
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I would like to start using openjdk 7 via a repository asap (and not
have to manually install the upstream release). Would it be possible to
have the openjdk-7 packages from oneiric become available in natty-
backports?
** Affects: openjdk-7 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecide
Yes... the problem with the embedded id. Thanks for clarifying and all
your packaging work. Choqok rocks.
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Thats awesome. Has this problem been reported upstream?
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I cant set the importance of this bug but imho it is a blocker.
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Binary package hint: choqok
Twitter has disabled http basic authentication. and requires Oauth
authentication as of yesterday. Only Choqok 1.0 beta 2 adds oauth
support. Therefore for choqok to be usable with twitter at all it needs
to be upgraded to beta 2 or the now release
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I got a notification about the crash with apport. I observed the problem
once escalating to a a whole bunch of apport calls filling up the screen
with pop up windows. This time it just crashed once.
ProblemType: Crash
.var.log.mythtv.mythfrontend.
Thank you guys for getting this into Karmic. This rocks.
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Oh and Scott. I agree with Martin .. if the package stays as is it is
not usable at all and should actually be removed and people should use
the upstream install instead. That would be a sad state of affairs..
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/42
Maven 2.2.1 from the debian sid/squeeze repo as packaged as 2.2.1-1 at
the moment. See http://packages.debian.org/sid/maven2. I follow the list
pkg-java-maintain...@lists.alioth.debian.org to see what updates are
coming and in update from these repos.
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Oh and btw. I have been routinely using the Debian packages in
production on Ubuntu for a while and had no problems whatsoever.
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As a Java developer that uses Maven professionally and develops on
Ubuntu every day I would strongly suggest to upgrade Maven. Otherwise I
would actually remove Maven2 as a package since that would at least
force users to install from the upstream tar and use the latest one
instead of using the old
Is there some instruction somewhere on how to pull a package from debian
testing into ubuntu?
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I would suggest to give this a very high priority since the current
Maven version in Ubuntu is too old to be usable for anything serious
(too many bugs) and this one fixes it all up. It is also already
packaged in Debian so should be relatively easy to move over.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 416312 ***
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2.2.1 is now packaged in debian and should be pulled into karmic. See
debian Bug#542546. Leaving Maven2 at the current version makes it
unusable as a package due to its age and serious problems with the old
ve
fixed upstream is now packaged in debian, see Debian Bug#542546,
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As far as I can tell the original bug reports in debian bug tracking
linked off this report contain all the relevant information. However I
think that given that hardy is a LTS and Maven 2.0.8 is severly broken
according to the Maven developers themselves I suggest to backport the
Maven 2.0.9 packa
Also in Kubuntu 8.10 beta in a virtualbox image here..
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I can reproducible connect with the command line vpnc with the internet
connection being tunneled correctly. However if I use the same
connection details with knetworkmanager internet is not tunneled and I
can only connect network hosts in the network I vpn into.
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A new release of Netbeans has been out at http://www.netbeans.org/ for
quite a while. There were a number of interesting new features as well
as numerous performance improvements. It would be great to get this
packaged in parallel to the releases
You beat me too it. With the new features we can finally stop using
svnmerge...
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I am one of the corporate users of Maven and all our developers run
Ubuntu with Maven and we currently are using the Debian package since
the Ubuntu package is broken.
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