> I've noticed you are managing the version number as if it was a
> float.
Yeah, I was not aware of this issue at all. It's all the same to me,
so I could make the next one 0.6.2, or else 0.70.
I thought the debian package was going to be called seetxt, you may
have to bug Joop about that as
On 07/14/2009 02:36:27 PM, Guillem Jover wrote:
> That should not be a problem, renaming the source package afterwards
> does
> not imply major work, just few strings changed here and there.
I just noticed the other day that using "no confirm" in the config file
does not work unless the line is
Mark Eriksen (the upstream author) here.
My desire for the binary and package name would be "seetxt", which I
have not been able to find any conflicts by googling. I will probably
then also use a softlink to the binary, "seeman", which shouldn't
conflict either.
Regarding portability: GN
On 03/03/2009 08:25:22 AM, Mehdi Dogguy wrote:
-> MK wrote:
-> > I
-> > have not been able to find any conflicts by googling.
-> >
->
-> IMO, the best way to find conflicts is to use apt-file, not google.
Thanks for that. I actually use fedora! (no real prefer
Just a note: The -m switch may cause a problem if you try a
non-existent manpage on a non-english system. I have discussed this
with Joop a bit and the next version should work everywhere. I'll wait
until we have agreed upon the name and then update the site.
Mark Eriksen
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Here's what's going on:
0.54 is done, I just have to test it for a few days and redo parts of
the man page. The changes are:
-the package name will remain "see", but the executable will be seetxt,
with a softlink from seeman for loading man pages.
-the man page check now uses the return value o
On 03/09/2009 02:25:29 PM, Joop Stakenborg wrote:
> I will see the freshmeat announcement when it's ready. I will be away
> most of next week but will start working on it when I get back.
Great, I will take a bit more time to tinker with this, then.
I was using it in GNOME via lenny*, and deci
I have added about 30% to the codebase while playing with see in lenny,
which is very different than my normal environment -- mostly new
features and improved functionality. I am still testing it and will
release it as version 0.6 sometime this weekend.
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I will add some kind of short web "intro to see" later this week,
trying to demonstrate how I envision it's use particularly under GNOME.
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At the request/recommendation of someone at "Savannah" I have added
some more explicit copyright and licensing info, qv.
https://savannah.gnu.org/task/?9211
The code remains the same so I have not incremented the version. The
tarballs via
www.intergate.com/~halfcountplus/see/
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