Updated Debian packages

[Erik Johansson]

Hi all,

I got a subtle hint that maybe I've been a bit lazy since I haven't
updated my Debian packages in a while. Well, that has been fixed now.
The repository[1] now contains freshly built packages, directly from
svn.

Among many improvements, qt4-gui does now not only show the history in
a much better way than qt-gui every did, but it also contains a much
improved search. All thanks to Anders (flynd). So if you haven't tried
it yet, you really should.

Both Anders and Eugene are very active fixing things, so I won't even
try to list all the other improvements they've done. But one thing
they've done is that they have cleaned up the source quite a bit. So
if you're interested in doing some licq coding, qt4-gui is a good
place to start.

Enough advertising, now go download it and try it out. Report any
problems at the usual place[2].

// Erik

PS: If you don't use Debian, you can always download[3] the tarball
(*.orig.tar.gz), or get the source from svn, and compile it
yourself.[4]

[1] - http://trac.licq.org/wiki/LicqOnDebian
[2] - http://trac.licq.org/
[3] - http://eddie.ejohansson.se/debian/pool/main/l/licq/
[4] - http://trac.licq.org/wiki/InstallationGuide

--
Erik Johansson
Home Page: http://ejohansson.se/
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[FloSoft]

> I got a subtle hint that maybe I've been a bit lazy since I haven't
> updated my Debian packages in a while. Well, that has been fixed now.
> The repository[1] now contains freshly built packages, directly from
> svn.

If someone could help me setting up a repository,

I could create a repository with i.e weekly builds for Ubuntu 7.10.
Those Debian-Packages never worked for my Ubuntu here.

[Ladislav Michnovič]

Hello. Just FYI.
Do you have thought about Build Service?
https://build.opensuse.org/
http://en.opensuse.org/Build_Service

Regards Ladislav.