Re: [Ekiga-list] About Ekiga deb packages



Eugen Dedu wrote:
Jason Galyon wrote:
Mike Massonnet wrote:
Le Wed, 01 Oct 2008 14:05:50 +0200,
Eugen Dedu <Eugen Dedu pu-pm univ-fcomte fr> a écrit :
Build-deps, Deps, change version, remove a patch for SVN, use the new .tar.gz instead of svn, modify get-orig-source target accordingly,
add a man page for simpleopal, change version number to allow
automatic upgrade when debian official packages are available, and
the various checks that all is fine...

They will be available this evening on snapshots Web page/repository.

Sorry, I won't help out on these topics.

Keep up the good work!
Mike
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I would be happy to help.

Would you consider putting up the deb source files too? Also, I use a PPA through Launchpad for Ubuntu packaging. You just upload your deb source files and their build systems build them for various architectures.

Have you considered using that?

Hi,

All the deb files are at http://snapshots.ekiga.net/snapshots/debian/

Yannick already uses it for building ubuntu packages. But you can really help, look at
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ekiga/+bug/274085/comments/15
> Yannick: Martin Pitt said that Ekiga 3.0 will only be accepted if we get > a maintainer to take care of the expected bugs / regressions from such a > release. Would you be able to do this? It sounds like there are a number > of users willing to help with testing, and with an Ekiga developer as a > maintainer, I believe this would satisfy the requirements for inclusion
> in Intrepid.

What do you think?

I currently don't have the bandwidth for the responsibility to maintain the ubuntu packages. I believe I would be doing a major disservice to the community due to the lag in response time to fixes and them being put into packages. However, what I can do is throw together packages as fast as I can get to them and put them on my PPA at https://launchpad.net/~jtgalyon/+archive.

The question is whether this would genuinely help an official maintainer or would merely get in the way.

Thoughts?

Jason


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