If you ever need to do backports, I recommend the chdist tool. While working on one.ubuntu.com, I have frequently found myself needing to try out packages on both Ubuntu 8.04 and Ubuntu 9.10 (currently under development), often backporting a package from Karmic to Hardy. I’ve been running 9.10 (Karmic) on my primary laptop since the [...]
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- statik: one of my favorite ubuntu dev tools is chdist. fantastic for working on packages from several different releases at once.
- statik: So far, my support experience with http://www.couch.io/support is that they TOTALLY rock. Damien, Jan, and Nitin are doing really good work.
- statik: @jargon an ubuntu flavor/derivative optimized for no/low bandwidth regions sounds great. how can i help? btw desktopcouch works p2p :)
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chdist, for easily working on packages from multiple distributions
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