I'm spending some of my vacation time writing a debian getkeys script. What it does is to go out on the web and import keys so that unofficial debian sites with packages can have packages downloaded and have their contents verified later. The marillat repository was replaced by debian-multimedia.org and I have the getkeys code in the script for that particular repository. A question I have is what additional repositories do others using debian like for package downloads? I can add their code to the script and then see if it will be possible to contribute to the speakup goodies collection. Other distributions of Linux also have their own unofficial repositories where extra packages may be downloaded that weren't shipped with the distribution and are not available from its creators too. I found an old getkeys script I had written for fedora back when FC3 was current on one of my disks. If there was some way using a shell script to get the name of the distro loaded into a variable, I might be able to make one getkeys script and have it work for each of the speakup-enabled distributions now available. I know debian fedora and slackware all have unofficial packages so far.
