bouml

[Dikke_lu]

Hello,

On the ubuntu package site it says that bouml is at version 4.4
http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?su...keywords=bouml

But when I apt-get bouml I get version 3.3.4. Is there difference between ubuntu and kubuntu packages for this software? If so how can I apt-get the latest version of bouml?

[dibl]

Re: bouml

This post is under 8.04 "Hardy", and the linked page says

hardy (devel): UML2 tool box to specify and generate code [universe]
3.3.4-1: amd64 i386

I don't think Hardy repos have 4.1.

[Dikke_lu]

Re: bouml

What does intrepid mean then because they have the right version?

And what is think is very strange is that debian already has the 4.4 package. I always thought that ubuntu/kubuntu was faster to release new software in their packages.

[dibl]

Re: bouml

Intrepid Ibex = *buntu 8.10, due for release later this month.

# intrepid (devel): UML2 tool box to specify and generate code [universe]
4.4-1: amd64 i386

When you say "Debian", there are really 3 "branches" or as they say "releases" -- "Etch" = Stable, "Lenny"=Testing, "Sid"=Unstable:

http://www.debian.org/releases/

So, the newest (and least tested) packages go into Sid. I'm not sure where *buntu packages come from in the Debian releases, but I don't think they are normally at the level of Sid.

I do run sidux as my second OS -- it is a reasonable way to run Sid:

http://sidux.com/index.html

I'm away from my system at the moment, so I can't check on the bouml version that is in my sidux repos, but it is probably your 4.4-1.

[Guest]

Re: bouml

Hi,

currently Ubuntu and Debian take time to package Bouml

to have Bouml under Ubuntu you have two other choices : to compile it yourself (of course), or to use the packages made very quickly by Stéphane GALLAND available on http://www.arakhne.org/bouml/ (this link is also available on the page http://bouml.free.fr/download.html#Ubuntu)

best regards and happy modeling

Bruno

[Dikke_lu]

Re: bouml

thnx very much for the reply's

I will use that package then.