Sure, I could just install Juju locally, but unfortunately I have no Ubuntu box to do that. I’m working on RHEL 6 (which sucks on desktop, BTW), so I figured that the easiest and fastest way will be by engaging vagrant to whole process.

I’m always kind of fascinated when I read about other people’s configuration and tools that they use on daily basis. And how they use them. It might be because it’s the easiest way to actually learn something from them. You can also establish some idea on the skills that this guy or gal possess.

Recently I’ve been playing a little bit with elementaryOS Luna. I already wrote my thoughts about this particular OS some time ago, so I won’t go into details. I’m mentioning this only as an explanation for “why the hell this PPA was not updated for such a long time?” (;

A lot of stuff is going on in my PPA lately, including its new, redesigned website. Many packages has been removed, added and updated to the latest versions, so I won’t be able to cover all of these changes. Here are the ones I find most noteworthy:

• Audacious 3.4-beta1: new upstream beta release.
• Geary 0.3.1: new upstream release.
• Midori 0.5.0: new upstream release. 0.4.8 was moved to unstable branch.
• Musique 1.2.1: new upstream release.
• Pantheon-Files 0.1: initial release, but working fine.
• Scratch 1.1.1: initial release, more testers needed.

Coming soon:

• Plank: I’m waiting for valac-0.20 to enter Debian repositories.

That’s it so far. If you have any suggestions or you want to report any bugs, catch me on twitter.

This upgrade guide assumes, that you previously followed Deploying Seafile with nginx and MySQL on Debian Wheezy and now you are upgrading to the latest stable release, 1.5.0.

You can always find (and collaborate!) latest version of this guide on GitHub: Upgrading Seafile.