Is it installable on Debian bullseye?

[EVOTk]

Hello,
I'm sorry if my question seems silly but, in the installation doc the repository is "buster", does that mean that qping can't be installed on "bullseye"?

Thx

[japonka]

hi why are you asking me this? Вт, 15 нояб. 2022 г. в 01:30, EVOTk ***@***.***>:

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[werdahias]

It can. This only means that the repo works from buster upwards afaik. I'm working on an official debian package, so it might make it into the bookworm release.

[orf]

Awesome, thanks for clarifying @werdahias. Let me know if I can help with anything related to an official debian package.

There are some changes I'm releasing today to reduce the number of dependencies that might make it easier?

[werdahias]

@orf I'm only missing pinger and shadow-rs for a debian package

[azlux]

You can switch buster to bullseye, or even "stable" to have last update, It's the same.