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Community creates copter care packages for people defending Little Bear Lake, Sask.
A load of donated food was airlifted into Little Bear Lake to feed the volunteers and professional crews defending 150 cabins and homes from the aggressive Shoe Fire, 160 kilometres northeast of Prince Albert, Sask.
#community #support #copter #package #LittleBearLake #Sask
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📦 Say Hello to Numerix — A Powerful Flutter Package for Numeric Utilities! 🔢

Looking for a clean, Dart-native solution to handle number formatting, conversion, or numeric logic in your Flutter app?

Check out Numerix — a utility package built to simplify working with numbers in Flutter and Dart.

✨ What Numerix Offers:

Intuitive number formatting

Easy conversions and calculations

Useful extensions for numeric types

Lightweight, efficient, and developer-friendly

Multi-language formatting is supported

Available on all platforms

Numerix can save you time and boilerplate.

🔗 Get started here: pub.dev/packages/numerix

Dart packagesnumerix | Flutter packageA cross-platform number formatting package with localization, compact mode, and ordinal support. By PT. Nicxon International Solutions

Debian releases APT 3.1!

New day, new release. Debian has just released the first minor version of the APT 3.0 package manager that featured columnar display for listing packages when installing one of them. This improves user experience and makes things more readable than before. According to the official release tracker, this version of the package manager has been submitted to the unstable branch of Debian, which means that it’s only available on unstable versions of Debian for now.

Ubuntu will use this version of APT to bring several improvements to the package manager. The new solver, which was introduced in APT v3.0, is now used in Ubuntu. It introduces the “apt why” and the “apt why-not” commands, which worked similar to their Aptitude counterparts. Those commands give you a report as to why a particular package management decision was taken.

You can also include and exclude packages from a specific repository to limit them. For those who are using dselect, you can now use the HTTPS repositories to download and install packages interactively, all with just a terminal. Finally, APT V3.1 brings general improvements and bug fixes.

Learn more about this new solver here.

Meanwhile, distributions that are Debian-based will take a bit of time to make it to the next version, including Ubuntu 25.10 which will reportedly switch to APT 3.1 from the older 2.x series.

#APT#APT31#Debian