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Re: Support now in dpkg



John Goerzen <jgoerzen@complete.org> writes:

> On Thu, Jun 03, 2004 at 05:36:41PM +0200, Goswin von Brederlow wrote:
>> Currently only the following are actively working on the pure64 port
>> (from the keyring that governs who may upload):
>> 
>> pub  1024D/32951F5D 2003-06-03 TJ Vanderpoel (GCIA,GCIH) <tj@defendem.com>
>> pub  1024D/41954920 2003-10-29 Frederik Schüler <fschueler@gmx.net>
>> pub  1024D/5264C70D 2004-05-12 Stephen Frost <sfrost+amd64@snowman.net>
>> pub  1024D/8E384AF2 2000-05-15 Christopher L Cheney <ccheney@acm.org>
>> pub  1024D/E2CD1763 2004-05-11 Kurt Roeckx (debian-amd64 sign) <Q@ping.be>
>> pub  1024D/ED0D7CFA 2000-06-14 Goswin von Brederlow (inactive) <goswin.brederlow@student.uni-tuebingen.de>
>
> This list is misleading at best.  Would you say that I am not actively
> working on the pure64 port, despite having created an installer
> specifically for it and the first dual-purpose i386/amd64 installation
> images?

You haven't uploaded a single package to the pure64 apt archive. Thats
what it shows. No more no less.

I didn't mean for this list to be exclusive but its the people that
have done all the work building the 7532 existing packages and that
would have to do it again with the changed name. There a many more
people working on the debian-amd64 port, esspecially people working on
multiarch. The list is just the pure64 uploaders.

I know you have provided a lot of work and a lot of that has entered
the pure64 archive and we are all thanfull for it and welcome it.

> What about those posting tarballs for installation purposes?
>
> I dare say that others are probably preparing patches or helping out in
> other ways even if they are not uploading to alioth.
>
> -- John

Likey. But they would not be directly involved in rebuilding pure64
with a different arch name and I can't judge their experience in
regard to an overview of all packages. The people above have build,
uploaded, patched, and reported bugs on a lot of packages and have
used the current pure64 build infrastructure on alioth.

MfG
        Goswin



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