|| On Fri, 07 Oct 2005 18:31:07 +0200
|| Rafa Rodríguez Galván <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I am also interested to push wxmaxima into Debian archive.
>> I have prepared an updated package (last version, built against
>> libwxgtk2.6), here:
>> deb http://people.debian.org/~zufus/ wxmaxima/
>> deb-src http://people.debian.org/~zufus/ wxmaxima/
>> If you are still interested, please let me know, and in case, we
>> can co-maintain this package (otherwise I would like
>> to take this package).
>> Regards
>> Marco
rrg> The key is that I'm still interested: I would like to continue
packaging
rrg> wxmaxima, because I was using it as a first package to start
contributing
rrg> to the Debian community. Anyway, if you wish we can co-maintain
the package,
rrg> or Javier and you can "co-sponsor" me, or we can use any other way
we find
rrg> adequate.
Ok, I agree with the co-maintainance (Javier is welcome to
partecipate of course).
I propose this strategy:
1) the NEW queue is really long, so let's upload something NOW,
even today
2) Then let's create a repository where we can manage the debian
dir (so that we can both apply modifications and merge our
"debianizations"): there are a small number of things that
can be make the pkg I made better.. and I am sure that also
you have nice modifications to add.
3) Upload the co-mainteined package
Point 1) is just to speed-up the wxmaxima inclusions into
Debian. My pkg should be in a quite good shape, and is almost
ready to upload. Check them (I uploaded on p.d.o also the
sources). If you have an recent version, I have no problem to
upload your one and merge our customization later.
My only concern is "let's do it, and quickly (compatible with
debian quality concepts)".
I did my pkg using cdbs and I would like to keep it with cdbs,
for a number of reasons.
Let me know what you think about it.
Ciao Ciao
Marco
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