Debian packages
One of the many strong points about the Debian distribution is that everybody can muster up his/her
own packages. Some people actually go one step further, and offer their
packages to anybody who wants to benefit from their effort. Following this
custom, here is my collection.
News
- 2010-04-09: Updated quakeforge, interactive-brokers-tws-package
- 2010-04-09: Removed vmware4
- 2010-04-09: Removed all etch packages
- 2010-02-27: Updated opencbm
- 2009-12-30: Removing vmware-source from squeeze and sid
- 2009-11-22: Updated opencbm
- 2009-07-05: Replaced all these SCUMM games with scumm-package
- 2009-07-04: Removed epsxe and vmware4 from squeeze
- 2009-07-04: Replaced interactive-brokers-tws with
interactive-brokers-tws-package
- 2009-05-03: Removed epsxe and vmware4 from sid
- 2009-02-15: Shuffled distributions around for lenny's release
- 2009-02-15: Removed ices2 and libspreadsheet-readsxc-perl
Components
General stuff
- vmware
- VMware Workstation (4.5)
- opencbm
- OpenCBM
- misc
- Packages that don't belong anywhere else
Games
- quakeforge
- QuakeForge Quake engine
- psx-emu
- Sony PlayStation emulators and plugins
- nes-emu
- Nintendo Entertainment System emulators
- scummvm
- Old LucasArts games
All packages in this collection can be verified against my
OpenPGP public key.
(Of course, since this key isn't signed by anybody else at the moment, the
web of trust doesn't extend far, but it's somewhat better than nothing.)
To enable this verification, you need to add this key to apt's keyring.
Here's one of the various possible ways to do this:
wget -O- http://www.fbriere.net/public_key.html | sudo apt-key add -
Running apt-get update will then verify this archive's signature.
(See Debian Wiki for
a thorough explanation of secure
apt.)