This package not used anymore by any of other packages in my PPAs.
Tag: Attention!
Attention! Moving libraries for PHP and other packages to a separate archive
Due to limitations on the size of the archive on Launchpad, I had to split the packages archive into two:
packages
– for packages that are kept up to datebackports
– for libraries and packages that have to be checked back into systems or ported from new releases
The packages
archive now depends on the backports
archive. Like other archives like php*
.
Packages for Ubuntu 12 and Debian 7 are deleted
This completes support for these releases.
Poll about continuation of packages building for Debian 8 [closed]
- Yes, I still using it 86%, 6 votes6 votes 86%6 votes - 86% of all votes
- No, not using it anymore 14%, 1 vote1 vote 14%1 vote - 14% of all votes
Some packages are not building without errors anymore for Debian 8.
Official support discontinued too.
Plus I already not using this release for my projects, servers and virt.machines.
So should I continue build packages for that release? Or it's time to cleanup archive and not waste time for builds?
Solution: Support is extended for another 1 year. The new poll will be 2023-01-01.
But it’s time to get ready to move to Debian 10/11.
Poll about continuation of packages building for Ubuntu 14 [closed]
- Yes, I still using it 50%, 1 vote1 vote 50%1 vote - 50% of all votes
- No, not using it anymore 50%, 1 vote1 vote 50%1 vote - 50% of all votes
Some packages are not building without errors anymore for Ubuntu 14.04.
Official support discontinued too.
Plus I already not using this release for my projects and virt.machines.
So should I continue build packages for that release? Or it's time to cleanup archive and not waste time for builds?
Solution: Support is extended for another 1 year. The new poll will be 2023-01-01.
Packages for Ubuntu 12 and Debian 7 will be removed 2022-05
Support for Ubuntu 12 and Debian 7 is ending.
- packages for Ubuntu 12 and Debian 7 will be compiled-updated until 2022-01
- packages for Ubuntu 12 and Debian 7 will be removed after 2022-05
Also, after 2022-01, arm64 packages will be built for Raspberry PI 4B (Cortex A72).
Restructuring the go repository
Since the packages use the original binary assemblies from Google, then:
- it makes no sense to build the same for all distributions
- no dependencies on libc and other libraries that may differ in releases
- only several “stable” releases will be left from each distribution:
- Debian 9
- Debian 10
- Ubuntu 16
- Ubuntu 18
Poll about processors and machines for assembly [closed]
- Intel/Amd x86/x64 58%, 7 votes7 votes 58%7 votes - 58% of all votes
- ARMv7 - Raspberry PI 2+ 17%, 2 votes2 votes 17%2 votes - 17% of all votes
- ARM64 Cortex-A72 - Raspberry PI 4+ 17%, 2 votes2 votes 17%2 votes - 17% of all votes
- ARM64 Cortex-A53 - Raspberry PI 3+ 8%, 1 vote1 vote 8%1 vote - 8% of all votes
- Другие (нет поддержки) 0%, 0 votes0 votes0 votes - 0% of all votes
A survey to understand which architectures / processors are in priority.
As a result, there will be builds only for the most used architectures.
Decision is made:
- Supported architectures remain: x86, x64, armHF, arm64
- For arm64 architecture after 2022-01, the assembly will be for the RaspberryPi 4B processor (Cortex-A72)
Packages for arm64 on Raspbian Pi 3 builds partialy
Not all packages can be builded – too low memory, 1Gb not enough.
Those packages that not builded on RPI3 – are builded via qemu-static for cortex-a53.
Poll about continuation of packages building for Debian 7 / Proxmox 3 [closed]
- No, not using it anymore 60%, 3 votes3 votes 60%3 votes - 60% of all votes
- Yes, I still using it 40%, 2 votes2 votes 40%2 votes - 40% of all votes
Some packages are not building without errors anymore for Debian 7.
Official support discontinued too.
Plus I already not using this release for my projects, servers and virt.machines.
So should I continue build packages for that release? Or it's time to cleanup archive and not waste time for builds?
Decision is made:
- Debian 7 support will end on 2022-01-01
- packages will be removed after 2022-05-01
- everyone is better off moving to Debian 10+
Package update – sudo – 1.8.16-0ubuntu1.10sergeyd1
Backport of version with fixed vulnerabilities for old releases
Poll about continuation of packages building for Ubuntu 12 [Closed]
- Yes, I still using it 50%, 2 votes2 votes 50%2 votes - 50% of all votes
- No, not using it anymore 50%, 2 votes2 votes 50%2 votes - 50% of all votes
Some packages are not building without errors anymore for Ubuntu 12.04.
Official support discontinued too.
Plus I already not using this release for my projects and virt.machines.
So should I continue build packages for that release? Or it's time to cleanup archive and not waste time for builds?
Decision is made:
- I leave support for another 6 months,
- then the packages will be available until 2022-05,
- then will be deleted
Build of packages with debug symbols was disabled
To reduce the footprint, the build of debug data packages has been disabled.
This only applies to the local repository.
Build of packages for Ubuntu 20.04 for armhf are stopped
Some packages for Ubuntu 20.04 are too new, backported packages are failing to build for armhf.
So builds for armhf are stopped from today.
This only applies to the local repository.
Stopped packages builds for Ubuntu 20.04 for i386
Packages for i386 starts disapearing from official repository of Ubuntu 20.04.
So new packages for i386 can’t be builded here.
This only applies to the local repository.
Dropped support of Debian Jessie
Support for Debian 8 is officially discontinued.
Packages for it will be removed in the next three months.