David: If it will not be available for Ubuntu 12.10, then I probably need to figure out a way to provide the new version for my MIDI training initiative. If it were to come out with Ubuntu 12.10, I could simply re-package (dpkg-repack) that.
The version of fluidsynth I built for testing has development libraries. It is for i386. I would also need to package it (or something generated differently) in a way that when the official version came out, that version would replace it. Do you have any ideas (or is there documentation on) what I would need to do to provide an interim version of fluidsynth that would be reasonable for my users to make use of? - Aere On Thu, 2012-08-16 at 07:31 +0200, David Henningsson wrote: > On 08/16/2012 06:30 AM, Aere Greenway wrote: > > David: > > > > Thanks for your hard work on this. I look forward to using it. > > Thanks for testing! > > > Please excuse my lack of knowledge on how this works, but I am wondering > > if there is a policy in-place such that the next Ubuntu (or Lubuntu) > > release (12.10, for example) will automatically pick up the latest > > version (the version of fluidsynth you just announced)? Or does it > > require some other event to trigger it to pick up the latest version? > > First, it requires somebody to package the new version up in Debian. > Then it will be automatically imported when 13.04 development starts. If > we want this in 12.10 - which we probably do - it requires somebody > requesting a sync from Debian experimental (that is, once it has been > packaged there). > > // David > -- Sincerely, Aere
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