On Mon, 29 Oct 2007 12:31:06 +0900, Miles Bader <
miles.bader@...> said:
> Thomas Lord <
lord@...> writes:
>> You can find some projects by googling for "arch repository" (with
>> quotes around it). I'm not sure which of those are currently active
>> and which are not.
> Unfortunately the largest public arch repository site (that I know of)
> "mirror.sourcecontro.net" is now defunct, as Canonical didn't want to
> keep maintaining it (and had actually stopped quite a while ago).
> You can find some publicly accessible arch repositories on
> arch.sv.gnu.org though.
arch.debian.org has a few repositories as well. Not as many are
as actively used as they used to be, but still.
manoj
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