en addressed by
upstream. But so far none, that I personally care too much about.
[1]: https://github.com/google/zopfli/issues/75
On Wed, May 10, 2017 at 7:29 PM, László Böszörményi (GCS)
wrote:
> Control: merge 862286 862287
>
> Please file bugs only once.
>
> On Wed, May 10, 20
Package: zopfli
Version: 1.0.1+git160119-2
Thanks for adding zopflipng to the package. However, I just found one
scenario in which it gives undesirable results. That is with small
images (<4K of uncompressed image data) that only use shades of gray
(and optionally an alpha channel). There is an op
Package: python3-pbkdf2
Version: 1.3+20110613.git2a0fb15~ds0-3
pbkdf2_bin() doesn't have arguments to configure the number of
iterations and the key length, which renders it completely useless.
pbkdf2_hex() has these arguments, but always fails with a TypeError
(even if iterations and keylen are
Package: wnpp
Severity: wishlist
Since recently, Chromium in Debian no longer allows installation from
the Chrome Web Store by default, creating an increased need to package
useful Chromium extension (or requiring the user to enable external
extensions again, through the configuration).
While Adb
In case it is still the concern of including Sway, in its early
development stage, into the Debian Stretch release, holding it back
from being packaged, this might no longer be an issue, as Debian
Stretch is already in freeze, and it will take a couple more years
until the next stable release.
BTW
Sorry, I didn't correctly identify the problem, above. The zopflipng
binary is not hidden in the src directory, but isn't build at all with
the default make target. In order to build zopflipng you need to run
"make zopflipng". This needs to be done in debian/rules first, and
then a corresponding li
Package: zopfli
Version: 1.0.1+git160119-1
Zopfli come with a second executable, zopflipng which like (pngout,
pngcrush and optipng) is used to optimize PNG image files.
As the Makefile doesn't implement the "install" target, and unlike
zopfli, zopflipng isn't copied during build into the project
Package: chromium
Version: 57.0.2987.133-1
Wayland is the successor of X, and while many desktop environments
(including Gnome), already switched to Wayland, Chromium still only
runs on X, or in legacy mode on Wayland (using XWayland). However, it
seems that Chromoium does support Wayland natively
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