the debian archives don't contain woody
PM says:
> If you can't leave the computer on all night doing downloads (most
> people with modems have a toll-free number to their ISP), forget any
not here, every 10 minutes is another coin down the hopper.
> source except the CD. That 1 MB packages listing is just the appetizer.
> Next it'll try to download debs that you want to install, these will
> typically be bigger than 1 MB. My updates vary from 5 - 60 MB depending
> on how long it's been.
check, roger
> Note that you can browse the debian archives and look at the packages.
> Mostly they'll have a version in the filename that you can compare with
> what you have.
OK, I will browse the debian archives and see if there's something in
there i use that is crying out to be updated i will read just what
changed and then if convinced it is worth it, execute the apt-get.
or so I thought, until i checked
http://archive.debian.org/debian-archive/dists/
and didn't see woody.
so where do i go to see what are the newest woody packages' changes?
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