During my websearches I found out that Ubuntu does understand this file format since 20.04. The man page says it's available since apt 1.1. It's surprisingly hard to find a changelog of or version history for apt. I found an article from 2015 showcasing the new features of apt 1.1. I guess, it's ...

I played a little bit around to properly embed the public key. Seems like `gpg --armor <file>` produces something incompatible. But I found out about Sequoia and its command-line tool `sq` which allows `sq packet arrnor <file>`. The output embedded in the .sources file then works: Types: deb URIs ...

I upgraded my Debian 12 to Debian 13 a few days ago. Due to a different problem I had to apt-get --audit update This told me that I had .list files that I should convert to the modern deb822 format by using apt modernize-sources I did that and stumbled upon the same warning as the OP. I guess ...

The modernized source file misses an option. In the .list file there's the deb option which hasn't been modernized to in the .source file.

Thanks, rednoah, this will help a lot in the future. Unexpectedly, I just should have done it without --q "Doctor Who" but with -non-strict to make it work. Strange that providing more information leads to worse results :-). Re your tip: I prepare my files for jellyfin and the linked page mentions ...

I have a few episodes of season 26 of the classic Doctor Who series. I want to process them with [masin@selena Season 26]$ filebot -rename --db TheTVDB --lang German *mkv Rename episodes using [TheTVDB] with [Airdate] Lookup via [Doctor Who] Fetching episode data for [Doctor Who (2005)] └─ 313 epi ...