Thanks guys :)
If there's still any doubt, Ubuntu packaging as as different from Debian as
Mandriva or SUSE are from Red Hat. It's theoretically possible to produce
packages that work for both but it's a pain to maintain.
Scott can keep doing Ubuntu packages because he's well set up for it. I wil
Ubuntu packages have been up to date (uploaded within a day of release).
Debian keeps falling behind because there's no easy way for me to build
and test on Debian (with Ubuntu I can just upload them to launchpad and
have it work).
Thanks,
Scott Ritchie
Andrew Fenn wrote:
> So your plan is to ta
Ben Klein wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> I'm a regular volunteer in the #winehq IRC channel (man_in_shack). Some
> of you may know me :) I also maintain a few applications on AppDB and
> have had a couple of bugs found and fixed via bugzilla posts.
>
> I've been building Wine packages for my Debian system
So your plan is to take over Debian packaging while abandoning Ubuntu
packaging?
You already mentioned he has abandoned packaging (however I see new
packages created on 8th November) Is there some technical reason you
can't do Ubuntu Debs?
I am trying to understand what is different from Ubuntu a
Hi guys,
I'm a regular volunteer in the #winehq IRC channel (man_in_shack). Some of
you may know me :) I also maintain a few applications on AppDB and have had
a couple of bugs found and fixed via bugzilla posts.
I've been building Wine packages for my Debian systems for a while and now
I've writ
