R SIG Debian - Dec 2006 - R 2.4.1 packages built for unstable and testing

R 2.4.1 was announced earlier, and I uploaded Debian packages to the main
Debian host from which they should migrate to the mirrors as usual.

With testing frozen for the upcoming Debian 4.0 release, these packages will
not make it into testing.  It so happens that there is a current bug in one
of the packages tetex depends upon, so I had to build these R 2.4.1 Debian
packages on testing as the pbuilder are not functional.  

The side-benefit is that anybody who would want these package on testing can
be assured that they will work on testing. Well, at least on my box :) 

You can either get them from the unstable mirrors, or (at least for now) from
my home box at

	http://dirk.eddelbuettel/code/tmp/

This is not apt-get'able, so you'll have to copy them by hand.

Regards, Dirk

-- 
Hell, there are no rules here - we're trying to accomplish something. 
                                                  -- Thomas A. Edison

On 18 December 2006 at 11:03, Dirk Eddelbuettel wrote:
| 
| R 2.4.1 was announced earlier, and I uploaded Debian packages to the main
| Debian host from which they should migrate to the mirrors as usual.
| 
| With testing frozen for the upcoming Debian 4.0 release, these packages will
| not make it into testing.  It so happens that there is a current bug in one
| of the packages tetex depends upon, so I had to build these R 2.4.1 Debian
| packages on testing as the pbuilder are not functional.  
| 
| The side-benefit is that anybody who would want these package on testing can
| be assured that they will work on testing. Well, at least on my box :) 
| 
| You can either get them from the unstable mirrors, or (at least for now) from
| my home box at
| 
| 	http://dirk.eddelbuettel/code/tmp/
| 
| This is not apt-get'able, so you'll have to copy them by hand.

And if you use 

 	http://dirk.eddelbuettel.com/code/tmp/

it may actually work. Sorry about the omitted .com.

Dirk

-- 
Hell, there are no rules here - we're trying to accomplish something. 
                                                  -- Thomas A. Edison