Hi,
On Wednesday 16 March 2005 05:39, Lucas Di Pentima wrote:
> GWP's license is the GPL, and I'm already packaging it for Debian, so I
> need someone with patience to be my sponsor, check my .deb[4] package
> and tell me what's missing or wrong so we can upload this software to
> Debian's reposi
Lucas Di Pentima wrote:
> One question I have is this: if my program have to go to the 'contrib'
> section, it's still part of Debian? that is, the procedure to make it
> part of the contrib section is the same as any other program in the
> 'main' section?
It would not be part of the regular distr
Moritz Muehlenhoff wrote, On 16/03/05 12:33:
It would not be part of the regular distribution, but for practical
reasons it doesn't make much difference and the process for inclusion
in the archive is the same. See policy for details, e.g. changing your
section from games to contrib/games.
Yep, I'l
Hi Moritz!
Moritz Muehlenhoff wrote, On 16/03/05 06:11:
"VGA Planets" was really nice, I played it ages ago in DOS. But the "Gnome
War Pad" entry at the Linux Game Tome says, that you need a version of
"VGA Planets", either shareware or the registered, to play. Is this still
true with the current r
In gmane.linux.debian.devel.mentors, you wrote:
> GWP[0] is a 'VGA Planets' 3.x client that's intended to allow free
> software users to play this excellent strategy game without using the
>
> Today, GWP is an almost complete 'VGA Planets' viewer, with a
> python-based plugin infraestructure (the r
Hi to all Debian Mentors out there!
I'm a long time Debian user and now I'm wanting to start helping the
Debian team, firstly with some packaging works on a free software
project of mine: GNOME War Pad (or GWP for short).
GWP[0] is a 'VGA Planets' 3.x client that's intended to allow free
software u
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