Debian repos - extensive list

[Runaway1956]

Over the years, I've often gone searching for a repo that might contain some odd application.  Today, the kids came by, and I ended up advising them to install Google Talk on their tablet.  No need to find a stupid phone, when you're holding the stupid phone in your hand already, right?   Well - I had not yet installed Google Talk onto this computer.  I went searching - and found this page.

https://sites.google.com/site/mydebiansourceslist/

It's just about my bedtime, so I didn't browse that list very far - but it seems to have EVERYTHING from the Debian world listed.  Yes - Siduction is there.  I do believe it has EVERYTHING that I've ever heard of, plus a good bit more.

Take a look, and decide for yourself whether you can use anything in the lists.  All responsibility is yours, of course.  Or, have fun, but don't blame me nine months from now!

[devil]

Be aware!
That is the well known Frankendebian sources.list by craigevil.
Have not seen him around for a while so it might have gotten him in the end


greetz
devil

[Runaway1956]

OH MY GOD!!  You don't think it ate him, do you?

I've never really got crazy with adding repos - the OS I'm using right now is as crazy as I've ever been.  I installed Sparky linux, then added the Siduction repos.  So - no, I'm not really driving Siduction, but it's probably a low-grade facsimile thereof.

[holgerw]

Hello Ferdinand,

I think it is a nice experiment to add this list for testing limits of debian package management 

Seriously spoken: It is better, not to use it and I think, Debian's package management is a good one.

Kind regards,
  Holger

[piper]

I would stay away, sig says all

[dibl]

dmo is the only non-supported repo that I ever use, and even that one can cause an issue once in awhile.

[piper]

All my boxes use dmo, I can't for the life of me remember the last time I had a problem with it, I believe it was the kanotix days, could be knoppix, ah  hell, I just don't remember, big fan of mythtv here (dmo).