Hey,

> This has for long been my default image viewer and I missed it. I took
> the debian directory from 23.04.2 source package copied it to 24.08.1
> uptsream tar ball and changed only kf5 to kf6 in debian/rules (and the
> changelog) to generate the correct package version number).
> 
> Made a "fakeroot make -f debian/rules binary" and after fixing the
> missing -dev packages, it did build and works.
> 
> As I'm not a dev, if someone can officially package it

Well you managed to update the package, so don't be shy, you could help in out 
team - getting the new versions to users faster!

We also do not the proper packaging differently ;) 
Sure we have some tools that help us - but in principal it is the same.

Okay there are some smaller bits you would have to learn: 
The most importnat part - how to commit these changes to git, so we can work 
together.

You can see what  Aurélien Couderc did for the new version.
 https://salsa.debian.org/qt-kde-team/kde/gwenview/-/commits/debian/
experimental?ref_type=heads

Especially the first commits are the same you did:
"New upstream release (24.08.1)." - add /update the changelog entry
"Update build-deps and deps with the info from cmake." - modify the build 
dependencies ( also known as the -dev packages) so that the version builds

Most of the packaging work is very simple and needs to be done to all 
packages. And it would also help for us, if those easy steps were taken by 
more people.

If you want to learn more feel free to ask.

Regards,

hefee

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