Are these actual Debian requirements (or just "nice-to-haves") that all JavaScript use packaged versions? This seems very fragile, and I've only tested against certain versions of Angular, JQuery, JQuery UI (and a few others). Linking to a newer version will likely just break.
openshot-qt is packaged on most Linux distros, except for Debian. I'm super excited for openshot-qt to officially be available in Debian (and all the Debian derivatives). Please let me know if I can help. Thanks! -Jonathan On Wed, Aug 16, 2017 at 3:59 AM, Ghislain Vaillant <ghisv...@gmail.com> wrote: > On 16/08/17 08:28, Sebastian Ramacher wrote: > >> 3 Packages >>> --------------------- >>> openshot-qt - PyQt desktop video editor app >>> libopenshot - C++ video editing library >>> libopenshot-audio - C++ audio editing library (based on JUCE audio) >>> >> >> The latter two are already in experimental and maintained in the >> multimedia team >> and are worked on by Ghislain (CCed). >> > > Correct. The goal is to get all 3 in experimental first to make sure the > whole stack works ok. > > I don't think those packages ever got approved, and each one had a few >>> small issues I think. >>> >> > They are. libopenshot-audio and libopenshot are already in experimental, > openshot-qt is still in the making. For the latter, the heavy work is in > identifying all the javascript bits which should be replaced by their > packaged version. > > On Tue, Aug 15, 2017 at 12:24 PM, Jonas Smedegaard <d...@jones.dk> wrote: >>> >>>> Are you still interested in maintaining it, or would you mind me taking >>>> over, and move it to the Debian Multimedia team? >>>> >>>> - Jonas >>>> >>> > If Jonas is interested in co-maintaining, then he should feel free to > contact my directly or via the team's mailing list (please CC me). > > Ghis >
