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I started building packages back in the Mepis 7 days to safely install programs I wanted myself. Then I started sharing them on the MepisLovers Forum. Then, since some of them were fairly popular, I started an unofficial repository to more easily share them. Others started building packages & su...

For now, use the Test repository to update quiterss. When we have enough reports that the new version is working properly the package will be moved into the main repository. Since the package was just built we have no feedback yet. MX Tools -> Package Installer -> Full App Catalog -> MX Test Repo

Given it's the last in the series before quiterss2 (unless a security patch is needed) it makes sense to update to 0.18.11 It will be up in the testing repository shortly. I don't use rss feeds myself, so please leave feedback when you try it. I know it installs & runs but am otherwise unqualifi...

Nuh-uh! Wasn't me. Debian Buzz hit EOL over 20 years ago - before I ever even tried linux.

That capability of alien is designed to convert Slackware .tgz files to deb or rpm files. Slackware tgzs are precompiled binary packages in a standard directory format. Most tar.gz files are not this sort, but rather are source code that needs to be compiled. Alien is useless for those. Even in the ...

MX-17 has libprotobuf10 (from Debian Stretch). If there is a particular Jessie compatible package that strictly requires the 9v5 version it would be better for us to recompile that package (if possible) to use the newer version. We could use a little more information about why you want that particul...

Yup, looks like a couple dependencies didn't make the move with the main program. They should be there now.
Reload & try again.

I use kid3-qt. You can work on individual files or select any group (in the same directory) to add common tags. Has drag & drop to add artwork.

OK, this appears to be an error in the package that contains all the scripts for the MX Package Installer (mx-packageinstaller-pkglist).
I'll notify the developer.

Just an extra . (or perhaps ./ although a double // doesn't cause a problem without the .) The deb is located at https://mega.nz/linux/MEGAsync/Debian_9.0/amd64/megasync_3.6.6+6.1_amd64.deb You're looking to: https://mega.nz/linux/MEGAsync/Debian_9.0/./amd64/megasync_3.6.6+6.1_amd64.deb If you run i...