Ubuntu Software Centre - apt-get update

Please tell me you changed the ' YOUR_UBUNTU_VERSION_HERE' to 'oneiric'
?

com'on... of course :P

Or else the update performed on the bash prompt wouldn't have work.

I used the information from https://launchpad.net/~lion-simba/+archive/bino-mt
When I was updating the sources list I selected the version (11.10) and copied the sources.list entries.
But when I was writing this bug report, I went back to the site and copied without selecting the version.

Anyway, although I already updated the sources and installed the application and just being paranoid, I double-checked it:

~$ grep bino /etc/apt/sources.list
deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/lion-simba/bino-mt/ubuntu oneiric main
deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/lion-simba/bino-mt/ubuntu oneiric main
~$

So you're saying you added the ppa via the GUI program, then reloaded the GUI program but didn't find the new package? But from the CLI you did a apt-get update (or aptitude update) and then you could find it (using aptitude search, apt-cache search, or via the GUI program)?

In the GUI, in View did you have "All Software" or "Canonical-Maintained Software" ?

ok can you run:

sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install bino

For future reference I suggest you use this:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:lion-simba/bino-mt
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install bino

You can see where I got the address from the BOLD text on this page (Which is where you expanded the get details, then copied the details and manually add the URL from, this is no longer needed):

https://launchpad.net/~lion-simba/+archive/bino-mt

The same happens to me with OneIric and with Precise Pangolin beta 1.
The problem is that I cannot concatenate more installs to the queue and leave it unattended.

Curiously this used to worked ok the first time I installed Oneiric.

I'm a little confused by all the comments here but I am finding no way to get the Ubuntu Software Center to update its package list. I added a new PPA through software sources in the Ubuntu Software Center instead of asking to update the package list like it used to nothing happens.

Workarounds are as said to run 'sudo apt-get update' in a terminal or to open the update manager and click check.

I think this is a bug does anyone else?

Just use the command line as shown.

What is output?

When I run 'sudo apt-get update' the output in normal; it runs through all the repos and then says "Reading package lists... Done"

The problem is that the Ubuntu Software Center should run apt-get update automatically or offer to run it when the software sources are changed through the GUI.

It does, thats what hapens when it reads the package lists....

Right the 'apt-get update' command is working just as it should.

The problem is that Ubuntu Software Center does not run this command on its own when the software sources have changed. In order to get Ubuntu Software Center to recognize new packages you have to manually run apt-get update then reopen the software center.

Yes, I'm experiencing the same problem.