Debian and Ubuntu: Decommissioned Mirror, TeX Live, and Ubuntu Weekly Newsletter
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PSA: the.earth.li ceasing Debian mirror service
This is a public service announcement that the.earth.li (the machine that hosts this blog) will cease service as a Debian mirror on 1st February 2019 at the latest.
It has already been removed from the official list of Debian mirrors. Please update your sources.list to point to an alternative sooner rather than later.
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Debian/TeX Live binaries update 2018.20180907.48586-1
A new set of TeX Live binaries has been uploaded to Debian, based on the Subversion status as of 7 September (rev 48586). Aim was mostly fixing a bug of (x)dvipdfm(x) introduced by a previous upload. But besides fixing this, it also brought the new version of dvisvgm (2.5) into Debian.
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The current sources also contain another cherry picked bug fix for dvipdfmx, but unfortunately I will have to stop now using the subversion tree as is, due to the inclusion of an intermediate luatex release I am not convinced I want to see in Debian before the proper release of TeX Live 2019. That means, from now on I have to cherry pick till the next TeX Live release.
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How to install the Dolibarr ERP/CRM on Ubuntu 18.04
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Ubuntu Weekly Newsletter Issue 544
Welcome to the Ubuntu Weekly Newsletter, Issue 544 for the week of September 3 – 9, 2018.
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