On 01/12/2024 09:04, jman wrote:
Eduardo M KALINOWSKI writes:
Usually if the upstream provides a list of changes, it is included in
/usr/share/. But there isn't a standard for its name
(and much less for its contents), so look for names like NEWS,
Changelog, etc. Often it is gzipped.
The pat
Eduardo M KALINOWSKI writes:
Usually if the upstream provides a list of changes, it is included in
/usr/share/. But there isn't a standard for its name
(and much less for its contents), so look for names like NEWS,
Changelog, etc. Often it is gzipped.
The path you probably mean is /usr/share/
On 01/12/2024 08:08, jman wrote:
Hi,
I've been using Debian for years and one of the question I've always
been afraid to ask is: why are Debian changelogs always so succint?
Because the Debian changelog only refers to changes in the Debian
package itself, not to upstream changes. This is do
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