Latest changes: - Updated: "gnome-buntu-icon{,-extras}-theme" (26.12.2010)

Adding Buntu's repository:

Lets open a terminal:

Programs -> Accessories -> Terminal

Type as below:

wget -q http://buntu.sourceforge.net/debs/buntu-10.10.deb && sudo dpkg -i buntu*.deb && rm buntu*.deb

after giving a password repository is now present on your system.

Also as typical we need to (re)download all repos indexes:

sudo apt-get update

A bit of explanation what first line above is doing: firstly we download a package ('wget' command), which holds all infos about Buntu repo, next "buntu.list" file is being added into:

/etc/apt/sources.list.d/

and after that "gpg" key is imported (that is happening when 'dpkg -i ..' command is being executed), to 'authorize' repository's content. Lastly - 'rm' command - we remove the downloaded file.

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For those who still prefer 'manual installation' below I present the standard description, step by step how to add repository:
A) - Now we will add two lines, to inform APT about our new repository:
Ready? Copy and paste as below:

sudo -s
echo "deb http://buntu.sourceforge.net/repos maverick main contrib" >> /etc/apt/sources.list
echo "deb-src http://buntu.sourceforge.net/repos maverick main contrib" >> /etc/apt/sources.list
exit

and ready-stedy.

B) - Add GPG key to 'authorize' repository's content:
Again in terminal type:

wget -q -O- http://buntu.sourceforge.net/repos/gpg.key | sudo apt-key add -

it should output "OK".

C) - Now it's time to synchronize with repo's index, so we will be able to see what it contains:

sudo apt-get update

and voila.