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jjanderson5

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Long term availability of a bunsenlabs release

I have a few old 32-bit laptops that run off the BL hydrogen release. The .iso disk is dated 2016. I don't need the repository now, but I am wondering, is it possible to get a copy of an old repository from BL or crunchbang? Are they archieved someplace?

Jim A.

P.S. I don't really use these laptops, but I am keeping them for historical purposes.

johnraff

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Re: Long term availability of a bunsenlabs release

The Hydrogen repository is still online and should be available with this apt line:

deb https://pkg.bunsenlabs.org/debian bunsen-hydrogen main

The hydrogen branches of the packages' source code in GitHub are available too: https://github.com/BunsenLabs

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jjanderson5

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Re: Long term availability of a bunsenlabs release

@johnraff and @nobody

What you both said is reassuring. From what you say, I should be able to maintain the old BL releases long into the future.

Thanks for the explanations.

Jim