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alkisgHi, I have two source packages with the same name "ltsp", its old (5) and its new (19) version. They produce completely different binaries with no overlaps or conflicts; old and new binaries can coexist in a system.06:08
alkisgBut the sources cannot coexist in a PPA because of the same name, so I'd need different PPAs to host them, correct?06:08
mitya57alkisg: Yes, you need either different PPAs or just the different source names.07:19
alkisgThank you very much mitya5707:19
alkisgSo I think I can use a single PPA like this: (1) delete old packages so that their binaries won't conflict with "2", (2) upload a renamed version of the old source that will produce old-named binaries, and (3) upload the new source07:21
mitya57That should work, yes07:26
alkisgGreat07:28
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wgrantalkisg: Why do you have two sources with the same name that need to coexist? You almost certainly want to rename one of them.08:35
alkisgwgrant: it's ok I'm also the debian co-maintainer of ltsp, and I've talked with the more experienced other co-maintainer too,08:36
alkisgThe new ltsp is a complete rewrite, and we want to make it easier for our users to have both of them in parallel in case one fits them better for a migration period,08:36
alkisgso we'll offer the new ltsp in backports/ppas, and in 20.04 or so we'll remove the old ltsp from the archives completely08:36
wgrantAh. So you wouldn't actually want them to coexist on one system. A separate legacy PPA probably makes sense08:37
alkisgFor the migration period, I would encourage old users to have both of them coinstalled08:37
alkisgBut that's an unofficial migration period; backports and ppas, not formal archives08:38
alkisgThe new package will land in testing in Autumn, so that it'll be included in 20.04 and in bullseye08:38
lennybHi, what is a procedure to import pkg to Ubuntu bionic. This pkg exists in debian (https://packages.debian.org/search?searchon=sourcenames&keywords=networking-mlnx )08:38
wgrantlennyb: That sounds like an Ubuntu question, so you probably want #ubuntu-devel08:40
lennybwgrant. thanks.08:41
pipedreamlennyb: https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=networking-mlnx&searchon=names&suite=all&section=all11:59
lennybpipedream: thanks. looks like there were some debian/ubuntu version issues that I am trying to figure out and solve12:27
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