[Ubuntu] UbuntuGIS Upgrade

[christopher legg]

When is Ossim likely to be included in UbuntuGIS? There is a serious
lack of good remote sensing software in Ubuntu. MultiSpec will work
under Wine, with some problems, but I know of nothing else.

On Tue, 2011-05-17 at 09:27 -0400, Alan Boudreault wrote:
> Since Ubuntu 11.04 (Natty) was released a few weeks ago, I've upgraded the 
> UbuntuGIS repositories.
> 
> Distributions Support
> ------------------------
> 
>  * UbuntuGIS now supports Natty.
>  * Karmic packages have been completely deleted from the unstable repository. 
> They only remain in the stable repository.
> 
> http://trac.osgeo.org/ubuntugis/wiki/SupportedDistributions
> 
> Stable Repository
> --------------------
> 
>  * Upgraded with the last unstable repository state.
>  * Now includes packages for Maverick.
>  * Packages versions:
>     gdal: 1.7.3    
>     libgdal-ecw: 1.7.3
>     libgdal-mrsid: 1.7.3
>     geos: 3.2.2
>     grass: 6.4.0
>     libgdal-grass: 1.7.3
>     libgeotiff-dfsg: 1.2.5
>     postgis: 1.5.2
>     mapserver: 5.6.6
>     proj: 4.7.0 
>     qgis: 1.3.0 (hardy) and 1.6.0
>     spatialite: 2.4.0~rc4
>     tinyows: 0.9.0
>     osgearth: 1.4.1
>     saga: 2.0.5
>     tilecache: 2.10
> 
> 
>    For the complete list: 
> https://launchpad.net/~ubuntugis/+archive/ppa/?field.series_filter=
> 
> As usual, this repository will stay at the same state for another ~6 months.
> 
> Unstable Repository
> ----------------------
> 
>  * Upgraded with the latest software releases.
>  * Now includes packages for Maverick.
>  * Packages versions:
>     gdal: 1.8.0
>     geos: 3.2.2
>     grass: 6.4.1
>     libgdal-ecw: 1.8.0
>     libgdal-grass: 1.8.0
>     libgdal-mrsid: 1.8.0
>     libgeotiff-dfsg: 1.3.0
>     mapserver: 6.0.0
>     postgis: 1.5.2
>     proj: 4.7.0
>     qgis: 1.3.0 (hardy) and 1.6.0
>     spatialite: 2.4.0~rc4
>     tinyows: 0.9.0
>     osgearth: 1.4.1
>     saga: 2.0.5
>     tilecache: 2.10
> 
> 
> For the complete list: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntugis/+archive/ubuntugis-
> unstable/?field.series_filter=
> 
> regards,
> Alan