Hi,
The last I knew, Wolfgang was going take them over and upload them into
unstable. Someone else had filed an ITP as well I noticed, the name
escapes me at this time. The packages are pretty much out of my hands at
this point since I am not a Debian developer, and will not be able to
become one soon.
Keep in mind my packages are a little out of date because I have not
felt the need to update them because I figured they would be going into
unstable soon anyway.
So, feel free to do what you think you must. My packages were kind of a
hack, I won't be hurt if you completely redid them :)
I'm going to CC: this to gtk-perl-list as well just so they have an idea
of what's going on with their work :)
James
On Thu, 2003-12-11 at 14:53, Gustavo Noronha Silva wrote:
Hello, I'm CC:'ing everyone who I feel may be interested in this issue and the gtk-gnome list, as this involves the gnome desktop/developer platform. I'm trying to port the GNOME frontend for Debconf to GNOME2 libs and found out we *do not* have gnome2 or even gtk2 bindings for perl on Debian unstable yet. Notice that libgtk-perl is even orphaned, so there're no problems with 'current maintainer'. You can find my work here: http://beterraba.no-ip.org/debconf/ There's a modified debconf package which uses a preliminary GNOME2 frontend. I am using the following unofficial repository, with packages created by James Curbo <hannibal adtrw org>: deb http://www.raspberryheaven.net/~hannibal/debs/ unstable/ deb-src http://www.raspberryheaven.net/~hannibal/debs/ unstable/ The packages seem to be pretty okayish, although I didn't try them hard enough. So I would like to know what happens? Is anyone going to package this thing? James, do you want me to upload your packages into unstable? Should I proceed and take over? I'm not familiar with perl at all, but I would really like to see this GNOME2 frontend in Debian sarge, so I am willing to learn some stuff and work on those packages if noone else is going to. Thanks,
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