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<h1>apt.liw.fi</h1>
<p>This is the personal APT repository
of <a href="https://liw.fi">Lars Wirzenius</a>. It contains free
and open source software packaged for
the <a href="https://debian.org">Debian</a> operating system
as <code>.deb</code> packages.
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<p>Repository signing keys are in
the <code>apt.liw.fi-keyring</code> package, in this repository.
Those keys in turn are signed by my personal key with
fingerprint <code>EA0B 7399 ECCF 9282 A74E F8F8 31DA 8032 081D
901D</code>. You can get my key via WKD (using email address
<code>liw@liw.fi</code>), from various key servers, or from
my <a href="https://liw.fi/pgp">home page</a>.
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<p>To add this repository to your APT sources lists, first install
the keyring package: download the latest package
from <a href="debian/pool/main/a/apt.liw.fi-keyring/">debian/pool/main/a/apt.liw.fi-keyring/</a>,
then install the downloaded file:</p>
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<code>sudo apt install ./apt.liw.fi-keyring_(something).deb</code>
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<p>Then create a file
<code>/etc/apt/sources.list.d/apt.liw.fi.list</code> with the
contents (or any other filename that ends in <code>.list</code>):
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<code>deb [signed-by=/usr/share/keyrings/apt.liw.fi-keyring.pgp] http://apt.liw.fi/debian unstable main</code>
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<p>This means the keyring package is only ever used for this
repository. After you've installed the keyring package, you'll get
any new keys for this repository automatically, as long as you
update it at least once a year.</p>
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