* Paul Hedderly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [20001207 15:45]:
> xclass is a small X library that is no longer maintained - and is very
> unlikely to be used by anything else.
No longer maintained where? Upstream or in Debian? As far as I see,
it's not in debian, so you mean upstream. yes?
> Should I s
* Paul Hedderly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [20001207 15:45]:
> xclass is a small X library that is no longer maintained - and is very
> unlikely to be used by anything else.
No longer maintained where? Upstream or in Debian? As far as I see,
it's not in debian, so you mean upstream. yes?
> Should I
> I'm a very new DD (as of last night :O) and needing some help:
>
> I've started packaging the Hexonet rfb software. However it requires
> the xclass library.
>
> xclass is a small X library that is no longer maintained - and is very
> unlikely to be used by anything else.
if it was orphaned th
I'm a very new DD (as of last night :O) and needing some help:
I've started packaging the Hexonet rfb software. However it requires
the xclass library.
xclass is a small X library that is no longer maintained - and is very
unlikely to be used by anything else.
Should I still build a separate pac
> I'm a very new DD (as of last night :O) and needing some help:
>
> I've started packaging the Hexonet rfb software. However it requires
> the xclass library.
>
> xclass is a small X library that is no longer maintained - and is very
> unlikely to be used by anything else.
if it was or
I'm a very new DD (as of last night :O) and needing some help:
I've started packaging the Hexonet rfb software. However it requires
the xclass library.
xclass is a small X library that is no longer maintained - and is very
unlikely to be used by anything else.
Should I still build a separate pa
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