[scribus] Still trying to get 1.3.3.12

[Dean]

Frank have you looked here?

http://www.scribus.net/?q=debian

On Fri, 2008-08-15 at 09:48 -0400, Frank Swygert wrote:
> Which I've just about give up on getting! The Debian page 
> (http://packages.qa.debian.org/s/scribus.html) reports 1.3.3.12 in 
> "testing" (lenny), but I've added that repository (url = 
> http://debian.scribus.net/debian, distribution = testing, section(s) = 
> main non-free contrib) in Synaptic and it doesn't show up. I'm using 
> MEPIS 7, but that shouldn't matter -- it's Debian based and I can see 
> other Debian repositories, even installed 1.3.3.6 from one and it works 
> just fine. So what's wrong here? Am I doing something wrong when adding 
> the repository? Yes, I did hit the "reload" button to d/l the newer files.
> ---
> At the bottom of the page listed above there is a set of three files to 
> download.  I found this on http://filext.com/file-extension/dsc:
> 
> "Debian source packages consist of two or three files. First the *.DSC 
> file which contains some information information about the package and 
> checksums for the remaining file(s). Second a *.TAR.GZ holding the 
> upstream sources. And third, if any changes need to be made to the 
> sources, they are distributed as *.DIFF.GZ. To simplify the unpacking 
> process a single command, "dpkg-source -x *.dsc", is provided by Debian 
> to unpack these files."
> 
> So the .dsc file is a description with checksum values, the .tar.gz the 
> compressed package, and .diff.gz changes that need to be made. I'm 
> assuming using ""dpkg-source -x *.dsc" (where "*" is replaced by the 
> name of the .dsc file if I only want that file unpacked) will unpack the 
> .dsc file, but what about the others, and how do I go about installing 
> once the packages are uncompressed?
> 
> While I'm familiar with compressed files on other systems, I'd 
> appreciate an easy step-by-step procedure if anyone is willing to do so 
> (or point me to a page that has the info). Should help others here 
> who've had the same problem too... that and I have to admit to being 
> rusty with anything other than Windows over the last few years.
>