Dear fellow members of the Debian mentoring community. I am one of the maintainers of [SUPER Android Analyzer](http://superanalyzer.rocks/), an application to check an Android APK application for vulnerabilities. The software has lots of potential and has been added to some software distributions. We recently received [a request](https://github.com/SUPERAndroidAnalyzer/super/issues/104) for SUPER to be included in a Debian-based distribution, and even if we provide packages built for Debian, we noticed that there already was a package named `super` in the Debian repositories.
We first thought of changing our package name to something other than `super`, but we then noticed that the package had not been updated in more than 9 years, and we thought it would make sense to ask if it was possible to replace it in Debian by our package. As a summary, our package is written in Rust and currently requires java-jre as a dependency, since it also packages some Java projects we currently use for the analysis. All the project and dependencies we redistribute are licensed under GPLv3. I am new to packaging, and I did't know where to ask, or if this was even possible, so I'm asking this in the mentoring list. Any help is much appreciated, thanks in advance. Best regards, Iban Eguia
