Amarok 1.4.6 was released two weeks ago. Even if this version is available in Mandriva 2007.1 official backports, it doesn’t support MySQL and PostgreSQL databases. My RPMs of Amarok 1.4.6 does. They can be found in my Mandriva 2007.1 repository, which now include a sub repository for the 64 bit flavous of Mandriva.
I’ve just recompiled all the RPMs of my Mandriva 2007.1 repository for the x86_64 CPU architecture. All details can be found on my repository-dedicated page.
I’ve just backported qemu 0.9 to Mandriva 2007. This release include the kqemu 1.3.0pre11 kernel module, which was released under the GPL some weeks ago.
As usual, this package is available in my RPM repository.
Since the creation of my personal Mandriva repository (10 months ago) the number of my RPMs did not cease to increase. Currently all RPMs and SRPMs from 2006.0 and 2007.0 take 383MiB of space.
So I decided to move the http://kev.coolcavemen.com/static/repository folder to http://kevin.deldycke.free.fr/repository, which is a 10GiB (yes, ten gibibyte, this is not a typo) free web space offered by Free, my ISP.
To do this smoothly, I’ve just set up a generic 301 redirection thanks to Apache. This is the only line I added to my root .htaccess file to enable this:
Redirect permanent /static/repository http://kevin.deldycke.free.fr/repository
This move will normally be completely silent for you. So please, let me now if something bad happend while you play with my repository.
