I got in touch with the Debian maintainer and upstream, and submitted the 
changes to both when relevant :
- the displayed name change (note that the package name remains the same)  is 
documented in the changelog, see "- fix displayed name, which upstream refers 
as Tux Typing" and check the project page - Tux Typing is the name of the 
program (we don't display oowriter in the menus for the same reason);
- I didn't create a debdiff for the sole purpose of fixing EOL spaces, it's 
merely a bonus since I hads to edit debian/rules anyway.

The debian -4 revision doesn't address all the changes from this
debdiff. The icon is still put in an incorrect location, the path to
icon in the .desktop file doesn't follow freedesktop guidelines, the
displayed name isn't the name of the application (+ I also didn't try
Debian's -4 package in Jaunty, while I tried this one in i386/amd64
Jaunty, and amd64 Intrepid).

Considering the Ubuntu package still needs a rather ugly merge
(conflicting translations, some of them accepted by upstream in newer
versions, plus added line for Ubuntu in the .desktop file) it might not
be a bad idea to sit this merge while Debian maintainer waits for Lenny
to be out, then just merge 1.7.3+ from Debian (with only a line to add
in the desktop file, no other Ubuntu-specific changes anymore) since
upstream has already merged the changes in this debdiff (plus other
changes, since the French .po file was messed up), whether it comes
before or after Jaunty is out. In the meantime why not  fix these bugs
already?

I'll file a bug in Debian if I notice the path for the icon isn't
changed in 1.7.3+ versions, but for the moment, with the maintainer
already aware of the problem and upstream now having a compliant
.desktop file in their tarballs, this shouldn't be necessary (no path
for icon in upstream desktop file = icon put in the right location by
the packager).

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