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RE: GS in Debian
From: |
Frederico . S . Muñoz |
Subject: |
RE: GS in Debian |
Date: |
Thu, 29 Nov 2001 12:16:45 -0000 |
Ooops. forgot to mention, I am already a Debian Developer
(address@hidden).
cheers,
fsm
--
Frederico S. Munoz
> > People, i really will like to see the latest GNUStep and Gorm
> > packaged for
> > Debian, the current mantainer of GS packages have no time to do that
> > (see
> > http://mail.gnu.org/pipermail/discuss-gnustep/2000-October/002
> 667.html ),
> > i cant package gnustep myself because the same reason, and
> > most importantly, i
> > dont have the appropiate gstep experience. I think that an
> > apt-get installable
> > gorm, maybe with a little demo, can get lots of new
> > developers for gnustep.
> >
> > So, if somebody wants to be the mantainer of these packages,
> > that will be
> > great.
> >
>
> Hi,
>
> I've been lurking in this lista for about 6 months now
> (mainly because I
> have nothing interestng to say).
>
> I have several times had the idea of packaging GS (since I
> knew that the
> packages where more or less
> up for adoption). At home I have everything fro GS in source
> and I make
> periodic cvs updates and build
> and install. I have made debs out of what I have in CVS for
> private use
> (using the work already done by
> the current maintainer, generally it doesn't even need manual
> intervention).
> I made a deb out of Gorm for
> home use also (the quality of which is passable)
>
> What I am saying is that *if* nobody else takes the packages
> I would surely
> be available to do so.
>
> cheers,
>
>
> fsm
> --
> Frederico S. Muñoz
>
>
>
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