Arakhnê.org / Ubuntu Support

Ubuntu Support

Direct download from the archive pool

The sources tarballs and the Debian/Ubuntu packages could be directly downloaded from the Download Area.

Supported Ubuntu Versions

ColorExplanation
RedNot supported version
GreenSupported version
BlueNot yet supported version

VersionNameArchitecturesPublication DateEnd-of-Support Date
4.10Warty Warthogi386
amd64
ia64
powerpc[2]
October 20th, 2004April 30th, 2006
5.04Hoary Hedgehogi386
amd64
ia64
powerpc[2]
April 8th, 2005October 31th, 2006
5.10Breezy Badgeri386
amd64
ia64
powerpc[2]
October 13rd, 2005April 13th, 2007
6.06 LTS[1]Dapper Drakei386
amd64
ia64
powerpc[2]
June 1st, 2006April 24th, 2008
6.10Edgy Efti386
amd64
ia64
powerpc[2]
October 26th, 2006April 25th, 2008
7.04Feisty Fawni386
amd64
ia64
powerpc[2]
April 19th, 2007April 23th, 2009
7.10Gutsy Gibboni386
amd64
ia64
powerpc[2]
October 18th, 2007April 23th, 2009
8.04 LTS[1]Hardy Heroni386
amd64
ia64
powerpc[2]
April 24th, 2008April, 2011
8.10Intrepid Ibexi386
amd64
ia64
powerpc[2]
October 30th, 2008April, 2010
9.04Jaunty Jackalopei386
amd64
ia64
powerpc[2]
April 23th, 2009October, 2010
9.10Karmic Koalai386
amd64
ia64
powerpc[2]
October 29th, 2009April, 2011
10.04 LTS[1]Lucid Lynxi386
amd64
ia64
powerpc[2]
April, 2010April, 2013
10.10Maverick Meerkati386
amd64
ia64
powerpc[2]
October, 2010April, 2012

[1]LTS means Long Time Support.

[2]The officially supported architecture is amd64. The other architectures i386, ia64 and powerpc are provided for user convenience without any warranty. The support for other Ubuntu architectures is not yet planned.

The Arakhnê.org supports are mapped to release schedules provided by Ubuntu teams.

Use our Ubuntu/Debian Package Source

The Ubuntu packages could be downloaded by adding the Arakhnê.org package source into your /etc/apt/sources.list file.
The line to add is:

deb http://download.tuxfamily.org/arakhne/ubuntu distname universe

where distname must be replace by one of the supported distributions, one of:
  • lucid-arakhne (for Ubuntu Lucid Lynx)
  • karmic-arakhne (for Ubuntu Karmic Koala)
  • jaunty-arakhne (for Ubuntu Jaunty Jacktapole)
  • hardy-arakhne (for Ubuntu Hardy Heron)

If you are not confident with shell, you may use Synaptic to add this package source.

The packages are signed by a GPG public key. You must add this key into your apt key list to avoid warnings.
Download the public key from the download area and add it into the apt key list:

wget -q http://download.tuxfamily.org/arakhne/public.key -O- | sudo apt-key add -

Again if you are not confident with shell, you may use Synaptic to add this signature.

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