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Colin Watson |
2.88ubuntu3 |
13 years ago
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Colin Watson |
2.88ubuntu2 |
13 years ago
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* Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes:
- Add Ubuntu tasks and 'debian/rules update' target.
- Install various *-desktop.preinst as symlinks to desktop.preinst,
which we keep for now although it was removed from Debian.
- Add --debconf-apt-from and --debconf-apt-to options to tasksel, to
allow better progress output for task scripts. Adjust desktop.preinst
to make use of this.
- Use apt-get rather than aptitude to install tasks.
- Add new debconf variables tasksel/limit-tasks, tasksel/force-tasks,
and tasksel/skip-tasks: these respectively limit the set of available
tasks, force tasks to be installed on fresh installs while still
displaying the task menu, and cause tasks to be neither shown nor
installed.
- Fix seen flag handling: you can now preseed tasksel/first without
setting the seen flag in order to set defaults while still displaying
the question.
- Canonicalise tasksel/first or tasksel/tasks preseeding before
displaying the main tasks question, in order that unseen preseeding of
task names rather than descriptions works correctly.
- Add --section option to limit the list of tasks shown in the UI to
those of the given section.
- Offer manual package selection via aptitude if the cdebconf terminal
plugin is available.
- Avoid removing packages that are in other tasks that are still
selected or not displayed.
- Beef up Enhances support to be able to handle disjunctive Enhances. A
task with "Enhances: a | b | c" will be installed if any of a, b, or c
are installed.
- tests/limited: New test which can be used to select tasks by default
when particular other tasks are listed in tasksel/limit-tasks.
- Don't explicitly mark enhancing tasks as not to be installed when
hiding them. This will be done anyway by other code in new-install
mode, while in new-install mode we may want to apply a test (such as
the new "limited" test) to an enhancing task that installs it by
default even if the packages it enhances are not installed.
- On new installs, include preseeded tasks in the choices list,
regardless of filtering.
- Drop byhand overrides file.
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Colin Watson |
2.88ubuntu1 |
13 years ago
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| 68
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Colin Watson |
2.87ubuntu2 |
13 years ago
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| 67
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* Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes:
- Add Ubuntu tasks and 'debian/rules update' target.
- Install various *-desktop.preinst as symlinks to desktop.preinst,
which we keep for now although it was removed from Debian.
- Add --debconf-apt-from and --debconf-apt-to options to tasksel, to
allow better progress output for task scripts. Adjust desktop.preinst
to make use of this.
- Use apt-get rather than aptitude to install tasks.
- Add new debconf variables tasksel/limit-tasks, tasksel/force-tasks,
and tasksel/skip-tasks: these respectively limit the set of available
tasks, force tasks to be installed on fresh installs while still
displaying the task menu, and cause tasks to be neither shown nor
installed.
- Fix seen flag handling: you can now preseed tasksel/first without
setting the seen flag in order to set defaults while still displaying
the question.
- Canonicalise tasksel/first or tasksel/tasks preseeding before
displaying the main tasks question, in order that unseen preseeding of
task names rather than descriptions works correctly.
- Add --section option to limit the list of tasks shown in the UI to
those of the given section.
- Offer manual package selection via aptitude if the cdebconf terminal
plugin is available.
- Avoid removing packages that are in other tasks that are still
selected or not displayed.
- Beef up Enhances support to be able to handle disjunctive Enhances. A
task with "Enhances: a | b | c" will be installed if any of a, b, or c
are installed.
- tests/limited: New test which can be used to select tasks by default
when particular other tasks are listed in tasksel/limit-tasks.
- Don't explicitly mark enhancing tasks as not to be installed when
hiding them. This will be done anyway by other code in new-install
mode, while in new-install mode we may want to apply a test (such as
the new "limited" test) to an enhancing task that installs it by
default even if the packages it enhances are not installed.
- On new installs, include preseeded tasks in the choices list,
regardless of filtering.
- Drop byhand overrides file.
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Colin Watson |
2.87ubuntu1 |
13 years ago
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| 66
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Colin Watson |
2.84ubuntu4 |
13 years ago
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| 65
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Colin Watson |
2.84ubuntu3 |
13 years ago
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| 64
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Colin Watson |
2.84ubuntu2 |
13 years ago
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| 63
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* Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes:
- Add Ubuntu tasks and 'debian/rules update' target.
- Install various *-desktop.preinst as symlinks to desktop.preinst,
which we keep for now although it was removed from Debian.
- Add --debconf-apt-from and --debconf-apt-to options to tasksel, to
allow better progress output for task scripts. Adjust desktop.preinst
to make use of this.
- Use apt-get rather than aptitude to install tasks.
- Add new debconf variables tasksel/limit-tasks, tasksel/force-tasks,
and tasksel/skip-tasks: these respectively limit the set of available
tasks, force tasks to be installed on fresh installs while still
displaying the task menu, and cause tasks to be neither shown nor
installed.
- Fix seen flag handling: you can now preseed tasksel/first without
setting the seen flag in order to set defaults while still displaying
the question.
- Canonicalise tasksel/first or tasksel/tasks preseeding before
displaying the main tasks question, in order that unseen preseeding of
task names rather than descriptions works correctly.
- Add --section option to limit the list of tasks shown in the UI to
those of the given section.
- Offer manual package selection via aptitude if the cdebconf terminal
plugin is available.
- Avoid removing packages that are in other tasks that are still
selected or not displayed.
- Beef up Enhances support to be able to handle disjunctive Enhances. A
task with "Enhances: a | b | c" will be installed if any of a, b, or c
are installed.
- tests/limited: New test which can be used to select tasks by default
when particular other tasks are listed in tasksel/limit-tasks.
- Don't explicitly mark enhancing tasks as not to be installed when
hiding them. This will be done anyway by other code in new-install
mode, while in new-install mode we may want to apply a test (such as
the new "limited" test) to an enhancing task that installs it by
default even if the packages it enhances are not installed.
- On new installs, include preseeded tasks in the choices list,
regardless of filtering.
- Drop byhand overrides file.
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Colin Watson |
2.84ubuntu1 |
13 years ago
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| 62
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* Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes:
- Add Ubuntu tasks and 'debian/rules update' target.
- Install various *-desktop.preinst as symlinks to desktop.preinst,
which we keep for now although it was removed from Debian.
- Add --debconf-apt-from and --debconf-apt-to options to tasksel, to
allow better progress output for task scripts. Adjust desktop.preinst
to make use of this.
- Use apt-get rather than aptitude to install tasks.
- Add new debconf variables tasksel/limit-tasks, tasksel/force-tasks,
and tasksel/skip-tasks: these respectively limit the set of available
tasks, force tasks to be installed on fresh installs while still
displaying the task menu, and cause tasks to be neither shown nor
installed.
- Fix seen flag handling: you can now preseed tasksel/first without
setting the seen flag in order to set defaults while still displaying
the question.
- Canonicalise tasksel/first or tasksel/tasks preseeding before
displaying the main tasks question, in order that unseen preseeding of
task names rather than descriptions works correctly.
- Add --section option to limit the list of tasks shown in the UI to
those of the given section.
- Offer manual package selection via aptitude if the cdebconf terminal
plugin is available.
- Avoid removing packages that are in other tasks that are still
selected or not displayed.
- Beef up Enhances support to be able to handle disjunctive Enhances. A
task with "Enhances: a | b | c" will be installed if any of a, b, or c
are installed.
- tests/limited: New test which can be used to select tasks by default
when particular other tasks are listed in tasksel/limit-tasks.
- Don't explicitly mark enhancing tasks as not to be installed when
hiding them. This will be done anyway by other code in new-install
mode, while in new-install mode we may want to apply a test (such as
the new "limited" test) to an enhancing task that installs it by
default even if the packages it enhances are not installed.
- On new installs, include preseeded tasks in the choices list,
regardless of filtering.
- Drop byhand overrides file.
* Point Ubuntu task update script at natty.
* Update Ubuntu tasks from seeds, adding a Metapackage field to
ubuntu-netbook.
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Colin Watson |
2.83ubuntu1 |
13 years ago
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| 61
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* Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes:
- Add Ubuntu tasks and 'debian/rules update' target.
- Install various *-desktop.preinst as symlinks to desktop.preinst,
which we keep for now although it was removed from Debian.
- Add --debconf-apt-from and --debconf-apt-to options to tasksel, to
allow better progress output for task scripts. Adjust desktop.preinst
to make use of this.
- Use apt-get rather than aptitude to install tasks.
- Add new debconf variables tasksel/limit-tasks, tasksel/force-tasks,
and tasksel/skip-tasks: these respectively limit the set of available
tasks, force tasks to be installed on fresh installs while still
displaying the task menu, and cause tasks to be neither shown nor
installed.
- Fix seen flag handling: you can now preseed tasksel/first without
setting the seen flag in order to set defaults while still displaying
the question.
- Canonicalise tasksel/first or tasksel/tasks preseeding before
displaying the main tasks question, in order that unseen preseeding of
task names rather than descriptions works correctly.
- Add --section option to limit the list of tasks shown in the UI to
those of the given section.
- Offer manual package selection via aptitude if the cdebconf terminal
plugin is available.
- Avoid removing packages that are in other tasks that are still
selected or not displayed.
- Beef up Enhances support to be able to handle disjunctive Enhances. A
task with "Enhances: a | b | c" will be installed if any of a, b, or c
are installed.
- tests/limited: New test which can be used to select tasks by default
when particular other tasks are listed in tasksel/limit-tasks.
- Don't explicitly mark enhancing tasks as not to be installed when
hiding them. This will be done anyway by other code in new-install
mode, while in new-install mode we may want to apply a test (such as
the new "limited" test) to an enhancing task that installs it by
default even if the packages it enhances are not installed.
- On new installs, include preseeded tasks in the choices list,
regardless of filtering.
* Drop byhand overrides file.
* Point Ubuntu task update script at maverick.
* Update Ubuntu tasks from seeds, adding kubuntu-mobile,
kubuntu-mobile-live, and ubuntu-uec-live tasks.
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Colin Watson |
2.81ubuntu1 |
13 years ago
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| 60
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Colin Watson |
2.73ubuntu26 |
14 years ago
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| 59
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Steve Kowalik |
2.73ubuntu25 |
14 years ago
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| 58
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Colin Watson |
2.73ubuntu24 |
14 years ago
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| 57
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Colin Watson |
2.73ubuntu23 |
14 years ago
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| 56
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Colin Watson |
2.73ubuntu22 |
14 years ago
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| 55
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Colin Watson |
2.73ubuntu21 |
14 years ago
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| 54
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Colin Watson |
2.73ubuntu20 |
14 years ago
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| 53
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Colin Watson |
2.73ubuntu19 |
14 years ago
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| 52
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Colin Watson |
2.73ubuntu18 |
15 years ago
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