Next RC 0.1.93 for chemical-mime-data delayed

Because of issues and changes inside the sourceforge.net CVS infrastructure, it will need a few more days, before I can release the next RC for chemical-mime-data, which will be version 0.1.93. There are still a few steps to go for release 0.2.0, but we are on the way.

First official chemical-mime-data release 0.1.92

Today I released the first official version of chemical-mime-data after moving back to sourceforge.net. This release is thought to be the first RC for the upcoming 0.2.0 version. I made massive changes since our last release of chemicalMIME 2. One important improvement is IMHO the database, which is now the place to drop all informations. Have a look at the release notes to get an overview, what has changed.

Repository key expired

The repository archive key had expired. I've changed the expiration date, so you will have to update the key in your apt keyring. The updated key can be found at pgp.mit.edu keyserver or locally in ASCII format at wgdd_archive_key.asc. Detailed information can be found here.

Debian package repository at debian.wgdd.de now signed

My repository is now signed. So you maybe see the following warning when running apt-get from Debian Etch or Sid or Ubuntu Breezy:

W: GPG error: http://debian.wgdd.de unstable Release: The following signatures 
   couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 0F719C35E394D996
W: You may want to run »apt-get update« to correct these problems

Please read the related information about how getting my key under Archive signing key.

Taking over bluefish maintenance for Debian

I am the new official maintainer for the bluefish Debian package. My repository will contain Bluefish packages for the CVS-version and release candidates in the future (for testing purposes and feedback), but packages for the final release will directly go into Debian.

Winefish package moved to unstable

I've prepared a new Debian package for the newly released Winefish 1.2.0. The updated Debian packages can now be found in the unstable tree of my repository.

Experimental Bluefish packages

I provide bluefish packages made from CVS, which contain the latest features. If you want to test the latest bluefish version, then you can install the bluefish-cvs package in additon to a stable bluefish Debian package. Both packages use their own files and directories, so you can do relaxed testing of the latest features. Please note, that the development version is maybe not stable and may crash at every moment. The packages are located in the experimental tree of my Debian package repository.