Please add a PPA for ubuntu 14.04

[snowboard975]

When I run
sudo apt-get update

I get below error.

W: http://ppa.launchpad.net/gezakovacs/pdfocr/ubuntu/dists/trusty/main/binary-i386/Packages Failed to download the file. 404 Not Found

Please add a suitable PPA for ubuntu 14.04.
Thank you!

[xylo]

i can confirm that. As a workaround I installed the saucy package.

[mmcraedhcu]

I'm in the same boat as snowboard975. I'm on Ubuntu 14.04 and would love to use pdfocr.

The (current) standard Ubuntu on Amazon Web Services is 14.04, so I think it would benefit many people if there was a suitable PPA for Ubuntu 14.04 (codename trusty).

For those in AWS, it is possible to use Ubuntu 12.04 (precise) and then install pdfocr, but I don't like having to go down to an older version when my apps were made for a more recent one.

[mmcraedhcu]

Or is there a workaround @xylo to stay on Ubuntu 14.04, but use the saucy package? How did you implement that? Many thanks

[xylo]

@mmcraedhcu
You can stay on Ubuntu 14.04 and just install the saucy package. That's what I did. And I did not downgrade any package. However, it was fortune that the binary version of 12.04 still worked with 14.04. So of course I would also prefer to have a repository particular for 14.04.

[mmcraedhcu]

@xylo
Thank you for your suggestion. One thing: I am still new with Ubuntu. I don't know how to "install the saucy package."

I was simply using sudo apt-get, in which case everything is using trusty. So naturally I get this error

[xylo]

You can download the saucy deb directly (http://ppa.launchpad.net/gezakovacs/pdfocr/ubuntu/pool/main/p/pdfocr/pdfocr_0.1.4-1~saucy1_all.deb) and install it via

sudo dpkg -i <path_to_pdfocr_0.1.4-1~saucy1_all.deb>

Or you adapt the your /etc/apt/sources.list or the file in /etc/apt/sources.list.d that contains the gezakovacs repository and manually replace "trusty" by "saucy" in all lines containing "gezakovacs". Then you could install the package also via apt-get.

[snowboard975]

The newest version of pdfocr is not yet updated to the repository of saucy or trust either.
But I guess most people use the repository to install pdfocr, and they're still installing and using a two year old version until now.
Would you please update the new pdfocr to the Ubuntu repository or place a installation method to have the newest version somewhere in this homepage?