Ben Pfaff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Peter S Galbraith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > Yes and no. I think a diminished debian-changelog-mode that only has > > read-only features (such a bug fetching) would be less overwhelming for > > users. I don't know maybe not. > > > > Should `debian-changelog-mode' be moved to a user package? > > Or stay in dpkg-dev-el ? > > If you decide to break it into two modes (say, > debian-changelog-mode and debian-changelog-view-mode) then I > guess it'd make sense to put -view-mode in a user package. But > debian-changelog-mode is the reason I installed dpkg-dev-el (I > didn't realize until now that it provides other features too),
Try: M-x debian-bts-control You might like it. > so > I'd prefer to see it include debian-changelog-mode. I mean, > that's a mode that developers who use dpkg use, so dpkg-dev-el is > a logical place for it. Thanks for your comments. It would be nice for users to get something to view Debian changelogs. I'll consider making a diminished mode for users. Peter
