Il 29/01/2023 19:40, Joshua Peisach ha scritto:
Hi,
About xapp metapackage I think can be removed now that there isn't
anymore packages in unstable/testing depends or recommends it and
is not
present in bullseye, what do you think?
Uh, sure, if it doesn't cause any transitions and it is safe, I say go
ahead - however there is now a system logo in cs-info, so /maybe/
consider enabling the schema to show the logo, give it a path to
emblem-vendor.svg in an override? Other than that, check deps below
About cinnamon-desktop-environment metapackages I not uploaded a new
version for now as there is only cinnamon version dump, there are
changes for deps/recommends suggested?
I think just bumping to >= 5.6 is enough.
I'll do if there will be no any other changes needed after the tests
Just ensure eventually:
* gir1.2-gdkpixbuf-2.0 gets installed if needed
(https://github.com/linuxmint/cinnamon/commit/106ac24f8fe788d55c035c812c6fc0635c231e4e)
was already present before in debian packages
if you mean soup3 migration I don't checked if any cinnamon spices added support for soup3 and is ok force cinnamon to use soup3 and migrate to unstable libtimezonemap with soup3 changes* Soup - I think that is already updated but double check it
*
I still have to did some tests of upgrade from debian 11, clean
install
of cinnamon in latest unstable including various cases for minimal
installation, is someone want help me in this is welcome.
*
I can give it a shot!
thanks 4 eyes is always better that 2
I wanted to add mint-themes before debian 12 but sadly i got stuck
with
a copyright issue of mint-x-icons which would most likely not pass
the
ftp-master review
(https://github.com/linuxmint/mint-x-icons/issues/198
<https://github.com/linuxmint/mint-x-icons/issues/198>). Decopy
spotted
creativecommon only on one file but with a grep seems in 1872
files so a
dfsg repack excluding all these files is not possible. Any advice for
possible solution is welcome.
What I did for sc-im is just remove the doc/* from the source - it
required adding another license, and since it was doc for yacc it
wasn't a problem to remove it. Thus a copyright license entry wasn't
needed; and if whoever is responsible for that file is lost to
history, or unknown, see if you can remove it? I don't know much about
the mint themes. Worst case scenario, check the wayback machine.
is only a version bump, I was waiting for an effective change before new upload, there is a recent commit upstream (https://github.com/linuxmint/nemo-extensions/commit/7a3bf0666869dad4a3656692ffb236195b76cfbb) but not new version for now, if there will not be before the freeze probably I'll do new upload with 5.6.0 and that patch in d/patchesRecently there is a new RC bug with mozjs78 (https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1029167 <https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1029167>), upstream started to work on cjs rebase for use mozjs102 but will not be cinnamon related changes done and be enough stable before cinnamon 5.8 and I suppose will be to late for debian 12 or if will upload new cjs and cinnamon required patches as d/patches there will be more regression risk. I hope #1029167 will be solved instead.My knowledge of mozjs is almost none. It will not be trivial to make a debian patch for mozjs102 since it will cover a lot, and then also require patches in Cinnamon's source, and I do not know if that will cause a transition if the dependency changes from mozjs78 -> mozjs102. I think it will be better to fix the mozjs78 build, and once the rebase is complete put it in testing, and later create a user-optional backport for it post-release.What I am thinking about is nemo-python. There is an update to 5.6.0 available, and I think it is possible to update it before the end of the week without creating a transition. Does that sound good?
Thanks, -Josh ------------------------------------------------------------------------ *From:* Fabio Fantoni *Sent:* Friday, January 27, 2023 7:28 AM *To:* debian-cinnamon@lists.debian.org *Cc:* ItzSwirlz Joshua Peisach; Christoph Martin *Subject:* Cinnamon status for debian 12 Hi, the freeze for debian 12 approaches, cinnamon 5.6 is in unstable/testing and seems stable enough. About xapp metapackage I think can be removed now that there isn't anymore packages in unstable/testing depends or recommends it and is not present in bullseye, what do you think? About cinnamon-desktop-environment metapackages I not uploaded a new version for now as there is only cinnamon version dump, there are changes for deps/recommends suggested? I still have to did some tests of upgrade from debian 11, clean install of cinnamon in latest unstable including various cases for minimal installation, is someone want help me in this is welcome. I wanted to add mint-themes before debian 12 but sadly i got stuck with a copyright issue of mint-x-icons which would most likely not pass the ftp-master review (https://github.com/linuxmint/mint-x-icons/issues/198). Decopy spotted creativecommon only on one file but with a grep seems in 1872 files so a dfsg repack excluding all these files is not possible. Any advice for possible solution is welcome. Recently there is a new RC bug with mozjs78 (https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1029167), upstream started to work on cjs rebase for use mozjs102 but will not be cinnamon related changes done and be enough stable before cinnamon 5.8 and I suppose will be to late for debian 12 or if will upload new cjs and cinnamon required patches as d/patches there will be more regression risk. I hope #1029167 will be solved instead.
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