On Tue, Jul 27, 1999 at 07:26:04PM +, David Coe wrote:
> So I don't want to replace the current ispell with it,
> until it has been released, but do want to package it and
> make it available to users who want to try it (and help
> test/debug it).
This sounds like experimental (see the new ma
>
> Maybe a private site is the answer, if cluttering the
> ftp space is a concern.
>
Many of us do now. With apt it is easy. Just put it on va or master if you
have no place otherwise.
The problem with uploading it is that when it is no longer a "prerelease" you
have to get the ftp admins to
Good questions.
The upstream pre-release is beta-quality, "not ready to
release, but it's usable" according to the upstream
author (words to that effect).
So I don't want to replace the current ispell with it,
until it has been released, but do want to package it and
make it available to users wh
On 27-Jul-99 David Coe wrote:
> I'm preparing a new distribution of ispell (current upstream
> version, just packaging and debian standards changes), and
> at the same time preparing to package a prerelease of the
> next upstream version.
>
> Do we have a "standard" or traditional way of nami
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