Johan,
definitely!
We're going to release a new version tomorrow (hopefully) with the stable
release scheduled for March, 1st, 2011.
If you're willing to wait, I'd suggest just waiting a few more days until the
stable version is ready.
We would of course very much appreciate if a package could
> What would be the proper way to get pymt package into Debian, and
> synced to upcoming Ubuntu release ?
It seems that PyMT has been deprecated by Kivy http://kivy.org/:
>From http://pymt.eu/:
"""
Starting a new project? We highly recommend using Kivy
(http://kivy.org) instead of PyMT. It's the
> - take the Maverick package as a start
> - remove the ubuntu parts, and make it conform to Debian policy and Debian
>Python policy
> - make the version 0.5.1-1, which is higher than the Maverick version, so
>it will upgrade it, and find a friendly sponsor (sadly not me)
> - it will f
Hi,
On Mon, Nov 29, 2010 at 11:05:35PM +0100, Johan Euphrosine wrote:
> Given that:
> - The package “pymt” 0.5.1-0ubuntu1 is only available in Ubuntu Maverick.
> - Robert (in Cc) packaged it for Ubuntu.
> - Maintainer is Ubuntu Desktop Team .
> - I'm a Debian Maintainer (DM not DD), thus I can't s
Hi,
Given that:
- The package “pymt” 0.5.1-0ubuntu1 is only available in Ubuntu Maverick.
- Robert (in Cc) packaged it for Ubuntu.
- Maintainer is Ubuntu Desktop Team .
- I'm a Debian Maintainer (DM not DD), thus I can't sponsor package myself.
What would be the proper way to get pymt package int
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