[02:09] hi, where can I see more info about the kernel in Intrepid, (want to known if you already have b44 module working) === EagleSn is now known as EagleScreen [06:42] Just a quick question, sorry if this has already been answered, but does fglrx currently not work with intrepid? [08:34] Hello , I am using hardy. I would like to update all my softwares already installed , but most of them does not exist in the hardy repos and also backport repos. I have find and add most important application's 3rd party repos. but it really useless to find for all applications. Is there another way to stay up to date for applications? [08:51] ibrahim: The repos are only really there for security updates. It's not designed to keep all the apps up-to date just secure. [08:54] davmor2, thanks for your reply. In that case , are there another repo to keep up to date all other application which not supported by ubuntu? Thanks.. [08:55] The easiest but least safe way is to upgrade to intrepid. I repeat least safe way :) [08:57] ibrahim: however if it is only certain packages you need updating you can simply try and install either an up-to date .deb file or compile from source [09:01] davmor2 , thanks for your suggest but I don't think it 's a good idea to upgrade to intrepid because there are a lot of bugs of most of the development versions. I was just looking to keep most using applications (pidgin,brasero,firefox,amsnand some graphic tools etc..) NOT all system related packages. Any way , In that case I will go their websites periodically and download latest versions.. [09:03] ibrahim: getdeb might have some http://www.getdeb.net/ [09:05] ok I will try to find my packages on getdeb. thanks for your suggestions. have a nice day.. [10:44] can somebody confirm bug 261423 please [10:44] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apt-xapian-index/+bug/261423 [10:44] Launchpad bug 261423 in apt-xapian-index "Intrepid: Xapian blanks package list when anything is typed into quick search" [Undecided,New] === asac_ is now known as asac [18:02] cgregan: ping - qa call