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Awesome way to generate Ubuntu sources.list file

Man, the guys at Ubuntu are innovating all the time! If you're a K/Ubuntu user and you're the slightest bit adventurous, you're probably interested in expanding your software horizons, which means expanding your /etc/apt/sources.list file. You can look all over the Net & try to find repositories to add, or you can people like me that have heavily customized their sources.list files, or ... you can use the K/Ubuntu Sources.list generator. Go down the list, check boxes next to any repositories that look interesting, then click the Submit button. Cut & paste the results in your sources.list files, and bam! You're ready to experiment. This is ultra-cool stuff!

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