Salut, Loic, sorry for the mess, I was also a bit confused. Things are getting clear now. And to state things better, I am perfectly happy if Mathias can have the maintainership of the package. I will keep an eye on what's going on, because it is very instructive for me too. I am probably as new as Mathias in this world:) The last diff proposed solve some of the remaining issues.
Still to do: Add something like this in the changelog * Diff accepted (Closes: #398198) Add flex and pkg-config in build-dep. Thank you guys! Regards, -- Marc-André Lureau, GSmartMix On 4/1/07, Mathias Hasselmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi again, Am Sonntag, den 01.04.2007, 11:15 +0200 schrieb Loïc Minier: > On Sun, Apr 01, 2007, Mathias Hasselmann wrote: > > > Marc-André, Mathias: who is going to maintain the package for Debian? > > I am very interested in getting that package into Debian (and Ubunutu). > > So I am interested in keeping that package up-to-date. On the other hand > > I don't have much knowledge about Debian package maintenance and I also > > do not want to dive too deeply into this matter. So I am pretty fine, if > > we both are listed as maintainer, but I'll also will not hide, when > > Marc-André wants to focus on other things but the vala package. Just > > need someone who tolds me, when I do not meet Debians packaging > > standards. > > So, Mathias: are you interested in being listed as a Maintainer or > Uploader? I would certainly value your participation in the Debian > packaging as I've seen you contributed some patches to vala upstream. > :) I am very interested in helping to turn Vala into a reliable tool. Being responsible for bugs in its Debian package definitely would help to reach this goal. So I want to try maintaining Vala's package. > Perhaps this is the occasion for you to work directly in Debian; as I > understand it, every upload in Debian can be merged in Ubuntu > semi-automatically. The Ubuntu folks understand how important a wealthy Debian is for them. So they encourage everyone, who wants to upload packages to Ubuntu, to join the Debian crowd first. Well, here I am! :-) > Who knows what charms you'll discover in Debian! Well, actually it was the Debian I've found on my virtual server, which made me consider Unbuntu as desktop OS. Well, and for servers I definitly prefer Debian already. Ciao, Mathias
