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Subject:	Re: [geda-user] Problem installing gschem from mehanik/geda-unstable
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2013/6/21 Richard Rasker <rasker AT linetec DOT nl>:
>
> One more question: I'm well aware that you're offering an "unstable"
> version, so I guess there's always a chance of new problems after an
> update. Would it be advisable to normally disable your PPA to prevent
> this from happening at inconvenient moments (e.g. in the midst of a
> project)?
>

There is absolutely no problem to make another PPA with the latest
stable versions of geda-gaf and pcb. The only thing that stops me - I
don't know which version of PCB should I use. Last official stable
version (20110918) is available in official Ubuntu repositories, but
it is significantly outdated compared to the version from git.

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