> Package: wnpp > Severity: wishlist > > * Package name : pytrainer > Version : 1.5 > Upstream Author : Fiz Vazquez [EMAIL PROTECTED] > * URL or Web page : http://pytrainer.e-oss.net/ > * License : GPLv2 > Description : Free Sport Training Center > > Pytrainer is a tool to log your sport activities. This software is > originally programed for cyclist but it can be used for another type of > sportman resistance like runners, swimmers, skiers, mountain bikers, > etc... Pytrainer works with your GPS fitness device and it is be able to > generate detailed graphics and statistics with your gps data.
("Request For packaging" sent in Debian to ask for an official package
for pytrainer to go in Debian. I picked that up at least to have a
look because I'm quite interested in that software even if I have no
clue with Python stuff)
Well, the upstream author apparently maintains packages for the
various Ubuntu flavours.
I think it would be better to start from this in order to build a
Debian package.
However, I can't get my hands on the source of these packages. There
are proposed sources.list entries, but only for binary packages (of
course, I will never install such packages and, anyway, I need the
.diff.gz file if I want to build a package)
Fiz, can you help me for this? Would you be interested, as upstream
author, to help maintaining an *official* Debian package for your
software?
(I note that you seem to be an Ubuntu user: having the package in
Debian would make it easier to have it in Ubuntu, of course)
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