> If you are okay with this I will adopt it under the Debian Java
> Maintainers group coordination. I will take care of it and do an upload
> to show this in the next days.
Works for me -- thanks for looking after it.
Ben.
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retitle 315289 O: jython -- Python seamlessly integrated with Java
thanks mate
Hi all,
This is an FYI that I've just orphaned jython, as of version 2.1.0-21.
As when I orphaned it last June, my time is squeezed and I don't use java
much at all nowadays.
Again, see #315289 for a summary of releva
Hi,
I'm looking at my time constraints (which are not getting any better
these days), and I've decided I will need to orphan kbear. I'm making
my last upload today to change maintainer to the Debian QA group.
Pedro: Are you still interested in adopting kbear? If not, please let
me know and I'l
Package: ftp.debian.org
Severity: normal
Hi,
The konq-speaker package has outlived its usefulness. There has been no
upstream action on konq-speaker for several years, and the "official"
KDE text-to-speech system shipped with kdeaccessibility is now
sophisticated enough that I think konq-speaker
Package: wnpp
Severity: normal
I'm hereby orphaning konq-speaker.
This package contains text-to-speech plugins for Konqueror (the KDE
file manager and web browser) and Kate (a KDE text editor).
Text-to-speech is provided by the festival speech system.
These plugins can be accessed throug
Package: wnpp
Severity: normal
Hi. I'm hereby orphaning qbble:
Qbble is a playlist manager based on Qt. It will connect to
a running XMMS session and display the current playlist in a more
manageable format. It also functions as an XMMS general plugin.
The key feature is the ability t
Okay; I'll leave it to you to do the g++-4 transition then. :)
b.
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Hi,
May I ask when you're looking at uploading kdbg? One of us will need to
take it through the g++-4 transition, which is nearing an end.
Anyway, let me know if you're not uploading soon and I'll put it through
the transition this weekend.
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Hi,
I accidentally put the bug # in the subject field for my previous mail..
so if you're ignoring it as BTS junk, please take another look.
The summary is that one of us needs to do a kbear upload for the g++-4
transition, so if you could let me know what your plans are for kbear
that would be
Hi,
> i'm interested in adopting this package.
> if there's no problem, i'll apply the patch available [1], and
> repackage a new revision.
Thanks for taking care of this. Note that you should also submit patch [1]
to upstream via the sourceforge.net bug tracker, so that if they ever make
a new
Package: wnpp
Severity: normal
I hereby put kbear up for adoption.
This KDE package is not easy to maintain, mainly because upstream has
been silent for some time and there have been some rather nasty and
hard-to-find bugs that needed fixing. Nevertheless, people still use
this package so it wo
Package: wnpp
Severity: normal
I hereby put kprof up for adoption.
This KDE package is small and relatively straightforward to maintain.
Although upstream is not nearly as active as it used to be, the package
itself remains useful.
An ability to dive into Qt/KDE code and fix it is preferable, s
Package: wnpp
Severity: normal
I hereby put kdbg up for adoption.
This KDE package is relatively straightforward to maintain, and upstream
is active.
Ben.
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Last night I formally put the jython package up for adoption (#315289).
The reasons are because my time is rather more constrained than it used
to be, and because I have increasingly little to do with java these
days.
Since jython is a non-trivial piece of software, it seems worthwhile
outlining
Package: wnpp
Severity: normal
I am hereby putting the Jython package up for adoption.
If you wish to adopt this package, please write to me about it; there
are several non-trivial issues involved. I will be posting a detailed
explanation of some of these issues to this bug log shortly.
(Pleas
Hi,
> libarchive-zip-perl (bug #314850)
I can look after this one if you like, since I use it. Though it seems
Matthias Klose has been doing uploads for the last year, so if he'd
rather look after it then this is fine by me.
(Please CC me on replies related to libarchive-zip-perl adoption.)
Hi,
> This Moodle module makes it easy to create multi-page
> resources with a book-like format.
When you create the actual packages it might be nice to explain what
moodle is, for those of us who have no idea. e.g.:
This Moodle module makes it easy to create multi-page
resources with a
Hi,
> I strongly disagree. It definitely makes a big difference to the user.
> Why shall one be happy fetching bloated deb containing 10 styles
> just because s/he wants one?
Back in the days when I packaged kde-theme-plessky (which contained
about 40 styles and kwin themes), I compromised by gr
> > Libkexif is a KDE library for manipulating EXIF information embedded in
> > images. It currently supports viewing of all EXIF information via
> > libexif. It also supports the modification of a few attributes in a save
> > way that preserves all other EXIF information in the file. It can
> > c
Package: wnpp
Severity: wishlist
* Package name: porta
Version : 1.4.0
Upstream Author : Thomas Christof <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Andreas Löbel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
* URL : http://www.zib.de/Optimization/Software/Porta/
* License : GPL
Descripti
Hi.
> xml2po is a simple Python program which extracts translatable content
> from free-form XML documents and outputs gettext compatible POT
> files.
FYI, the package poxml contains a tool /usr/bin/xml2pot which performs a
similar task (it comes from the KDE software development kit). I'm not
> It wouldn't have harmed anyone but I think it doesn't make much sense
> either - you don't have one for kde-i18n also.
Which of course is not a particularly strong reason of itself.
Anyway, I personally don't care too much whether the metapackage exists
or not - I'm mainly arguing against what
> Ugh, why do you want to introduce a metapackage ? Is there a reason
> for that ? kde-i18n doesn't have nor need one either :-)
The reason for suggesting it was for the sort of people who would
traditionally download koffice-i18n from the KDE servers and build and
install it.
As I see it, if y
Hi. I'm preparing a koffice-i18n upload ATM so we can get it into sarge
before things start to freeze.
Based on the latest discussion regarding package splitting with
kde-i18n, my initial plan is to simply upload 30 different
koffice-i18n-foo binary packages plus an additional koffice-i18n
metap
verting them to other formats. This library is intended as an eventual
replacement for the wv library.
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Hi. Not sure if this is the same thing?
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~> apt-cache show xeukleides
Package: xeukleides
...
Maintainer: Muhammad Hussain Yusuf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
...
Version: 0.9.1rev1-1
...
Description: a program to create Euclidean geometry figures.
xeukleides is a system for editing and
> I'll try to explain my point of view on koffice-i18n. It's very simple: if we
> have kde and koffice (separate) packages, with different release cycles and
> so, why should we package koffice-i18n and kde-i18n together?
You're right, it's a bad solution. The problem is that the other
solutio
> * Package name: koffice-i18n
Hi. The situation with koffice i18n stuff is a bit unclear; in
particular, it has been included in kde-i18n at various times in the
past, though it doesn't seem to be at the moment.
There was a short thread on debian-kde regarding koffice i18n stuff
(http://li
Package: wnpp
Version: unavailable; reported 2002-10-29
Severity: normal
Hi. I'm orphaning konverse and have also filed for its removal from
testing/unstable (#166839).
Ben.
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Version: unavailable; reported 2002-10-29
Severity: normal
Hi. I'm orphaning kdestudio and have also filed for its removal from
testing/unstable (#166840).
Ben.
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Package: wnpp
Version: N/A; reported 2002-09-03
Severity: normal
Due to time contraints, I'm orphaning kde-theme-plessky.
The package description is:
The Matte family of themes for KDE. Themes can be used to customise the
look and feel of KDE and of applications written for KDE. Themes can be
Package: wnpp
Version: N/A; reported 2002-09-03
Severity: normal
Due to time constraints, I'm orphaning kleandisk.
A very hasty examination suggests that the current upstream sources do
not build against KDE3, so whoever picks this up might need to do a port
when the KDE3 transition takes place (
ne can
> adopt it that will keep it updated better than I can.
Hi. I use this fairly regularly (and did the last NMU), and I'll be happy to
take care of it.
Ben.
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Package: wnpp
Version: N/A; reported 2002-08-12
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I have less and less to do with GNOME anything and so I suspect this
package would really be better off with someone else. Anyone wants to
adopt it, be my guest. There's a new upstream version, and hopefully the
povray patches can
Package: wnpp
Version: N/A; reported 2002-04-04
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* Package name: konq-speaker
Version : 0.4
Upstream Author : George Russell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
* URL : http://dogma.freebsd-uk.eu.org/~grrussel/speaker.html
* License : GPL and LGPL
Descriptio
Package: wnpp
Version: N/A; reported 2002-02-19
Severity: wishlist
* Package name: magnus
Version : 4.1.1-beta
Upstream Author : Dmitri Bormotov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Gilbert Baumslag, C.F. Miller III, Hamish Short
and many others.
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things, this will contain kgeo and kstars which are currently
standalone debian packages.
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retitle 114151 ITP: regina-normal -- Regina, the 3-manifold normal surface
theory calculator
thanks
Renaming the package to something more indicative of its purpose.
Ben.
Package: wnpp
Severity: wishlist
I intend to package Regina.
Package: reginacalc
License: GPL
URL: http://regina.sourceforge.net/, though this is out of date and there
will be significant changes for the 2.2 release which is what will
actually be packaged for debian (I'm the upstream author).
Package: wnpp
Severity: wishlist
I intend to package BTools.
Package: btools
License: GPL
URL: http://btools.sourceforge.net/, though this is out of date and there
will be significant changes for the 1.1 release which is what will
actually be packaged for debian (I'm the upstream author).
The p
Uploading ktexmaker2 now to incoming with the blessing of the original
submitter of the ITP.
Ben.
pure Java implementation; it is merely a JNI
wrapper for the standard system readline library.
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can be altered into any shape you want, just by moving its corners
around. At the same time you can see that the angles change, but that
they always add up to 180 degrees.
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I have word back from upstream; license is indeed GPL.
Ben.
current playlist in a more
manageable format. It also functions as an XMMS general plugin.
The key feature is the ability to type a string into the 'search' box
at the top of the dialog, and have the playlist reduced to items
containing your search text as a substring.
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Hi.. just wondering: are you still planning to package ktexmaker2? I
wouldn't mind seeing it come out in woody so I figured I'd ask. If you no
longer plan to package it, I'll happily have a shot.
Ben. :)
Just realised I should have sent this to the ITP bug log also. - Ben.
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a JNI
wrapper for the standard system readline library.
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forgot to close this one with the original upload.
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browser) and Noatun (KDE media player),
as well as applets for Kicker (KDE panel).
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officially announced KDE modules (new to
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The only thing to do with good advice is pass it on; it is never of
any use
be used to customise the
look and feel of KDE and of applications written for KDE. Themes can be
applied using the theme manager in the KDE Control Center.
.
Each family is part of a large collection designed by Vadim Plessky.
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a backup and archiving tool.
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That you Jim? Paul Keating here. Just because you swallowed a f***ing
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> So, what became of guile, or is gb not intended to act as an extension
> language?
I believe the difference is that Gnome Basic aims for Visual Basic
compatibility.
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your
mouse over the applet the dialog will give you information on windspeed and
direction, temprature.
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a new maintainer.
Perhaps I'm missing something here? - anyway, I thought I'd ask.
Anyway, if you're adopting the package could you please change the bug title
to ITA: instead of O: (as according to procedure) just so everything's clear?
Thanks very much,
Ben. :)
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It also features CDDB support.
This is an early development version for testing purposes.
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that the angles change, but that
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