[Scribus] 1.2.3 / 1.2.4 / 1.3

[stu seven]

*** Alex - excellent... thank you for answering.
*** I wonder... you may know... will there be
*** a newer release of Sarge, including any of
*** the newer Scribus releases on CD already ?
*** This is the always best for me, as I don't have
*** an internet connection for debian online upgrading.
 *** I did try a binary 1.2.3... but this caused me
*** troubles with my computer... because, any
*** unpacking or access of that file seemed to
*** start some binary running... what would happen
*** is my zip just start clicking, and couldn't complete
*** the unpacking or moving, or whatever... no good :)
*** Also I did try the day before a tar.gz, which unpacked,
*** OK, but did not include a newer lib file... so I am trying
*** today again... hopefully, a file called "diff" actually
*** contains the new files needed ? I dont know yet.
 *** Alex is a lucky fellow... debian and Scribus are tops !

 On 10/2/05, Oleksandr Moskalenko <malex at tagancha.org> wrote:
>
> * stu seven <stu7seven at gmail.com> [2005-09-30 18:35:40 -0400]:
>
> > Since I have installed Scribus (from Debian)
> > all these are newer... especially, I was interested
> > in the OpenOffice Writer import... but, after
> > several times trying to install this, too many
> > libraries not with my Debian CDs.
> > Here is my question really... if I download
> > all the required files, then, can I install these
> > with my existing packages, or will they cause
> > some conflict ? Could I for instance, make a
> > little directory just for new packages, and
> > still run my older applications ?
> > Sorry about this... Im sure it is a newbie
> > question... but I don't want to ruin what is
> > there already. Thanks to all Scribus developers...
> > use it all the time... terrific.
>
> Hello,
>
> I'm the guy who makes Scribus debian packages, so I feel I am in a
> position to
> answer your questions.
>
> 1. Please read the
> http://wiki.scribus.net/index.php/Scribus_on_Debian_GNU/Linux page. Add
> the
> necessary source line to your /etc/apt/sources.list file and run "apt-get
> update; apt-get install scribus" (or "apt-get install scribus-cvs for
> 1.3.x
> series, or both). If apt tells you that it has to fetch more megabytes
> then
> your connection can sustain in a reasonable amount of time then note which
> packages it wants and download them on a faster connection. Then copy
> those
> packages to your system and run "dpkg -i package_file.deb" for each one of
> them as root. Using apt-get or its front-ends such as aptitude or synaptic
> is
> the easy way. And your system will properly upgrade and maintain all the
> packages if you use apt. I will make sure you can always get the most
> recent
> Scribus packages from those repositories mentioned on wiki.
>
> If you run into more problems please email me and I'll be happy to assist
> you.
> I really want to keep Debian users of Scribus happy :)
>
> Cheers,
>
> Alex
>
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