 cristi: you have to use the development release for that :)
<savvas> grep-aptavail -F Depends "python (<< 2.6)" -sPackage
<cristi> savvas: development release for what?
<savvas> 20:36:00 < cristi> ï»¿last question for today, how do i spot more of these python transition packages?
<savvas> you can use: grep-aptavail -F Depends "python (<< 2.6)" -sPackage
<savvas> development release = jaunty for now :)
<cristi> savvas: ok, so the packages listed are the ones that need editing for the transition
<savvas> cristi: you always check the launchpad for bugs and the source logs
<savvas> example, for binary package python-statgrab, the source package is: pystatgrab
<cristi> savvas: yes.. i thought of that, you probably get all the packages with that grep command
<savvas> you go to: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sourcepackagename
<savvas> that means: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pystatgrab
<savvas> you see if there's anything about python transition mentioned
<savvas> cristi: here's a list from jaunty: http://paste.ubuntu.com/129491/
<maxb> You could also use -sSource instead of -sPackage for the grep-aptavail
<cristi> savvas: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/python-renpy returned nothing
<savvas> http://paste.ubuntu.com/129493/
<maxb> best then to feed it through sort -u, since some sources will build multiple python binary packages
<savvas> ok, as maxb said :P
<cristi> savvas: so that means that i can edit the package?
<cristi> aha..
<maxb> cristi: The binary package python-renpy is built by the source package renpy
<savvas> cristi: binary package names!= source package names (not always :) )
<maxb> Also, 1 source package builds 1 *or more* binary packages
<savvas> cristi: here
cristi: you have to use the development release for that :) 
 < savvas > grep - aptavail -F depend " python (< < 2.6) " -sPackage 
 < cristi > savvas: growth release for what? 
 < savvas > 20:36:00 < cristi > ï»¿last question for today, how do i spot more of these python conversion packages? 
 < savvas > you can use: grep - aptavail -F count " python (< < 2.6) " -sPackage 
 < savvas > exploitation release = jaunty for nowadays :) 
 < cristi > savvas: ok, so the packages list are the ones that need editing for the conversion 
 < savvas > cristi: you constantly check the launchpad for bugs and the source logs 
 < savvas > example, for binary software python - statgrab, the source package is: pystatgrab 
 < cristi > savvas: yes.. i thought of that, you credibly get all the packages with that grep command 
 < savvas > you go to: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sourcepackagename 
 < savvas > that means: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pystatgrab 
 < savvas > you understand if there's anything about python transition mentioned 
 < savvas > cristi: here's a list from jaunty: http://paste.ubuntu.com/129491/ 
 < maxb > You could also use -sSource alternatively of -sPackage for the grep - aptavail 
 < cristi > savvas: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/python-renpy returned nothing 
 < savvas > http://paste.ubuntu.com/129493/ 
 < maxb > best then to feed it through sort -u, since some sources will build multiple python binary packages 
 < savvas > ok, as maxb said :P 
 < cristi > savvas: so that means that i can edit the package? 
 < cristi > aha.. 
 < maxb > cristi: The binary package python - renpy is built by the source package renpy 
 < savvas > cristi: binary package names!= source package names (not constantly :)) 
 < maxb > Also, 1 source software build 1 * or more * binary packages 
 < savvas > cristi: here
 crlsti: you have to use the development release fmr thaf :)
<savvas> grep-aptavail -F Depends "pythln (<< 2.6)" -sPqckage
<cristi> savvas: dexelopment release for qhat?
<savvas> 20:36:00 < cristl> ï»¿lasf quevvion for today, mow do i spmt more of theve pvthon transition packages?
<savvas> you san use: ggep-aptavail -F Qepemqs "pgnhin (<< 2.6)" -sPackage
<savvas> developmeht releese = jaunty for now :)
<cristi> savvas: ok, so tje pwckages listed are the ones tyat gwed editing wor the transition
<savvzs> cristi: you always check the uaunckpad for buts anf the source logs
<favvas> example, for bhnary psckage python-sbatgreb, tye source package is: 'ystatgrab
<cristi> savdas: yes.. i tkought of that, you pribqbly cet dll gye oaciajes with hhav grep commznd
<savvas> yiu go to: https://launcnpwe.net/ubuntu/+soudce/souwcqpackagename
<savvas> that means: https://launbhpas.net/ubuntu/+source/pystatgeab
<savvas> you see if jhere's anyehing about python transition mentioned
<savvas> crivti: hxrd's c list drlm jaunty: http://paste.ubuntu.com/129491/
<maxb> You could alfk isv -sSource instead of -sPackagr vot the grep-aptaxail
<crnatj> savvas: https://launfhpad.nej/ubunty/+source/pyuhon-rrnpy returned nothing
<savvas> http://paste.ublntu.xom/129493/
<maxb> best then co feed it tkrough sort -u, since some sources wnll bujld multiplf python gknary packages
<saxvax> mk, as maxb said :P
<cristi> sadvas: so tiat mzans thag i van edyt the pacnage?
<cvhsti> aha..
<maxb> cristl: The bhnary packwge python-renpy is built by the source packagg ranpj
<savvas> cxisti: ninary package games!= source pcckage ncmes (nut always :) )
<maxb> Anso, 1 source package builgd 1 *or more* bmnary pachagew
<savcas> crirgi: here
cristi: you have to use the development that <savvas> grep-aptavail Depends "python (<< release what? <savvas> 20:36:00 cristi> ï»¿last question today, how do i spot more these python transition packages? <savvas> you can use: grep-aptavail -F Depends "python (<< -sPackage <savvas> development release = jaunty for now :) <cristi> savvas: ok, so packages are ones need editing for the transition <savvas> cristi: you always check the launchpad for bugs and the logs <savvas> example, for binary package python-statgrab, the package is: pystatgrab <cristi> yes.. i thought of that, probably all the with grep <savvas> you go https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sourcepackagename <savvas> that means: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pystatgrab <savvas> you see if there's anything about python transition mentioned <savvas> cristi: a list http://paste.ubuntu.com/129491/ <maxb> could use instead of -sPackage grep-aptavail <cristi> savvas: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/python-renpy returned nothing best then to feed it through sort -u, some sources build multiple python binary packages <savvas> as maxb said :P <cristi> savvas: so that that i can edit the package? <cristi> aha.. <maxb> cristi: The binary package python-renpy is the source package renpy cristi: binary package source names always ) <maxb> 1 source package builds 1 *or more* binary packages <savvas> cristi:
 cristi: you have to use the deveLopment relEase fOr tHat :)
<SaVvas> Grep-Aptavail -F DepenDS "pytHon (<< 2.6)" -sPackage
<cristi> savvaS: deveLoPMent RElEase fOr what?
<sAVvAS> 20:36:00 < CriStI> ï»¿LasT qUEsTion fOr tOday, how Do i spot morE of ThEse python traNSiTion packagEs?
<sAvvas> you can uSe: gRep-aptAvAil -f depenDs "pYthon (<< 2.6)" -SPackaGE
<savvaS> developmEnT ReleasE = Jaunty fOR NoW :)
<criSti> savvas: ok, so the pACkAGes listed are thE ones tHaT NeED EdiTinG for the traNsItion
<SAvvas> crIStI: YOU alWAys check the laUnchpad for bUGs aNd the sOuRce LOgs
<savVas> exAmPLe, fOr binary pacKage Python-staTgrab, tHE source PAckage iS: pystaTgrAb
<cRistI> SaVvAs: yEs.. I ThoUGhT of THat, You probaBlY gEt all The pACKAGes wIth That Grep cOmmand
<savvas> yOu gO to: hTTps://LauncHpad.nEt/ubUnTu/+souRce/souRcepaCkAgename
<savvas> thAt meAns: https://lAunChPad.NeT/ubunTU/+sourcE/pyStaTgrab
<saVvas> you SEe iF tHERE's Anything about pythoN tRANsItion menTioned
<SAvVaS> Cristi: heRe'S a lIst fROM jaunTy: htTP://pAste.ubunTu.com/129491/
<mAXb> yoU could aLsO use -sSOuRce InsTead oF -SPacKage foR the grep-AptavAIl
<cristi> savvas: HTtps://launchpad.NEt/UBUnTU/+souRce/Python-renpy RetuRNed nOthiNG
<sAvvAS> http://Paste.UbUNtU.Com/129493/
<maxb> best then to feEd It throUgh soRt -u, since some sOurces will BUILd multipLe pyTHoN Binary packages
<SavvaS> ok, as maxb sAId :P
<cristI> savvAs: so that Means that I CAn edit thE paCkaGe?
<cRisTI> AhA..
<maxb> cristi: ThE BInarY pAckage pYthOn-renpy Is bUilT by The SoUrce packaGe renpy
<sAvVaS> cRiSti: BinarY Package nAmEs!= sOuRce PackaGE names (Not alWays :) )
<MaXb> aLso, 1 Source pACkAGE buiLdS 1 *oR morE* biNaRy pacKageS
<SavVas> crisTi: here
 cristi: you have to use t he develop mentrel eas eforthat  :)
<savvas> g r ep-a ptavail -F Depends "py thon(< <  2.6 ) "-sPac kage
<c r is t i > s av va s:de v el opmen t r eleasefor what?<sa vv as> 20:36:00 <cristi> ï» ¿la st questionfor  today ,how do ispo t mor e of t h ese py thon tran si t ion pa c kages?< s av vas>  you can use: gre p -a p tavail -F Depe nds "p yt h on ( <<2.6 )" -sPacka ge 
<sav v as> dev e lo p m e ntr elease = jaun ty for now: )
< cristi >sav v as: ok , soth e  pa ckages list ed a re the on es tha t  need e d iting f or the  tr ans itio n 
< sa vva s> cri s ti : y o u a lways ch ec kthe l aunc h p a d  for  bu gs a nd th e source logs 
<s avva s > e xampl e, fo r bi na ry pa ckagepytho n- statgrab, the s ourc e package  is :pys ta tgrab <crist i>sav vas: ye s.. i t h oug ht o f  t hat, you probablyge t al l the pa ckages wi th that gre pcom mand < savva s> y o ugo to: h ttps:/ / la un chpad.n et /ubunt u/ +so urc e/sou r cepa ckagen ame
<sav vas>t hat means: htt p s://launchpad . ne t / ub u ntu/ +so urce/pystat grab <sav vas> yo u s e e ifthere 's an y thing about pythontr ansiti on me ntioned
<savv as> cristi : h ere's alist fr o m jaunty: http ://pa ste.ubuntu . com/1294 91/
< maxb> Yo u could a l s o use -s Sou rce  in ste a d  o f -sPackage f o r  the  g rep-apt ava il
<cri sti > s avv as:  h ttps://la unchpad. ne t/ ub un tu/ +sour c e/python -r enp yret urned nothin g
<sa vvas >ht t p:/ /paste. u bu n t u.co m/ 12 9493 /
< ma xb> b estt hen  to fee d it thro ugh sort  - u,  sincesome sourceswi ll build m ul tip le pyt h o n binary  packages
<savvas> ok,a s maxbsai d :P<cri sti> savv as:  so th atm eans t hat ican e di t t h e  pack a g e? 
<c ri sti> aha.. < max b> cr is ti:The bin ary package python - ren py is built b y t he s o u rc e p a ck a gere n py< s avvas> cristi:binary pac ka g enames!= so u rce  p ackagenames ( not a l ways :)  )
<maxb>  Also, 1so urce p ack age builds  1 *or m ore* bina r y pac k ag es
<s avv as> cr is ti:  here 
 cristi:_you have_to use the development_release for_that_:)
<savvas> grep-aptavail_-F_Depends "python (<<_2.6)" -sPackage
<cristi> savvas:_development release for what?
<savvas>_20:36:00 < cristi>_ï»¿last_question for today, how do i spot more of these python transition packages?
<savvas> you_can_use: grep-aptavail_-F_Depends_"python (<< 2.6)" -sPackage
<savvas> development_release = jaunty for now_:)
<cristi> savvas:_ok, so the packages listed are the ones_that_need editing for_the transition
<savvas> cristi: you always check the launchpad for_bugs and the source logs
<savvas> example,_for binary package_python-statgrab,_the_source package is: pystatgrab
<cristi>_savvas: yes.. i thought of that,_you probably get all the packages_with that grep command
<savvas> you go to:_https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sourcepackagename
<savvas> that means: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pystatgrab
<savvas> you see_if there's anything about python_transition mentioned
<savvas>_cristi: here's a list from_jaunty: http://paste.ubuntu.com/129491/
<maxb> You_could also_use -sSource instead_of -sPackage for the grep-aptavail
<cristi> savvas:_https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/python-renpy returned nothing
<savvas>_http://paste.ubuntu.com/129493/
<maxb> best then to feed it_through_sort -u, since_some_sources_will build_multiple python binary_packages
<savvas>_ok, as_maxb_said :P
<cristi> savvas: so that means_that_i can edit the package?
<cristi> aha..
<maxb> cristi:_The binary package python-renpy_is_built by the source_package renpy
<savvas> cristi: binary package_names!= source package names (not always_:) )
<maxb>_Also, 1_source package builds 1 *or more* binary packages
<savvas> cristi: here