On May 28, 2003 at 11:06AM +0200, Arnaud Vandyck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Chris Beggy[1] wrote a lisp program to bind mew and bbdb. It's not > packaged, it's just five elisp files[2]. > > I'd like these files to be in Debian and I wonder if I have to fill a > ITP (or RFP) on wnnp or if these files can be included as a patch in the > mew or bbdb package? These files can be included by the Debian mew package if the Debian mew maintainer agreed. But I feel that creating new package (e.g. bbdb-mew) is a natural way. > If I ITP, do I have to ask Chris to put the files in a tarball format > and publish it somewhere or can I simply download the files, make a > tarball and package it? You can make a tarball. Of course, an official tarball is better. > Last question, Chris did not give a name to his 'project'... Can I call > it mew+bbdb? How about `bbdb-mew'? The file `bbdb-mew.el' seems to be a main part of this package. It provides the `bbdb-mew' feature. > [2] http://t2100cdt.kippona.net/linux/emacs/mew You should append `/' to the URL, because it is a directory. -- Tatsuya Kinoshita
