Stefan Gybas wrote:
> I would also prefer such a scheme. What about colons in package names?
> I know that they are currently not allowed but is there a technical
> reason not to allow them? According to footnote 14 in the packaging
> manual, colons used to be legal. Was this changed when epochs we
Hi,
>>"Stefan" == Stefan Gybas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Stefan> Joey Hess wrote:
>> # dpkg --print-avail libperl-
Stefan> I would also prefer such a scheme. What about colons in
Stefan> package names?
Illegal, since we intriduced epochs.
Stefan> I know that they are currently
Joey Hess wrote:
> # dpkg --print-avail libperl-
I would also prefer such a scheme. What about colons in package names?
I know that they are currently not allowed but is there a technical
reason not to allow them? According to footnote 14 in the packaging
manual, colons used to be legal. Was this
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Stephane Bortzmeyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >Java extensions are called packages.
> >
> > Now why should genuine Python modules get a "lib" component in their
> > package name ?
>
> Because C conventions tend to be Unix conventions?
I would argue th
Gregor Hoffleit wrote:
>I'm not sure, but I think debian-java adopted a similar naming
>convention for their Java extensions; at least this is halfways true
>for the two packages I found in the archive (libpgjava and
>libgnu-regexp-java) and for the packages I saw discussed in the
>debian-java li
Gregor Hoffleit wrote:
> FYI: Alexander Reelsen filed bug#41113 against debian-policy, which
> is of interest for debian-java, debian-python as well as debian-perl:
>
> Currently, the Python maintainers have an implicit policy to use a
> naming scheme of python-foo-bar for all Python extension mod
FYI: Alexander Reelsen filed bug#41113 against debian-policy, which
is of interest for debian-java, debian-python as well as debian-perl:
On Sun, Jul 11, 1999 at 11:10:22PM +0200, Alexander Reelsen wrote:
> The following is a proposal to add some rules to the debian policy concerning
> the naming
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