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Re: [unofficial backports] hoary-extras lost java and w32codecs?: msg#00029

Subject: Re: [unofficial backports] hoary-extras lost java and w32codecs?
Michael R Head wrote:
> java and the w32codecs seem to be gone from hoary-extras. Is there
> another place to get these packages?
> 
> 

They were removed due to complaints regarding the legality of
distributing them.

We apologise for the inconvnenience.

You might want to ask around on IRC for a few links.

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