user debian-edu@lists.debian.org usertag 766328 + debian-edu thanks Hi, On Mittwoch, 22. Oktober 2014, Mike Gabriel wrote: > Bug has been filed. [1] great, thanks, now usertagged properly now :) > Actually, I just realized that I made a mistake in the changelog > entry. I mixed up dpkg-statoverride and dpkg-divert when writing the > commit message / changelog entry. That's why you guys could not find > that change in debian/changelog. Sorry for that!!! could you please fix that up too?! correct changelogs are really important! On Mittwoch, 22. Oktober 2014, Mike Gabriel wrote: > > And besides that, it's just broken design. > > Also: upgrades. [...] > This is indeed true. Acknowledged. I'm glad you see the problem now. > One approach is to only call update-debian-edu-artwork-<theme> in the > bin:packages' postinst scripts if it is the current theme in use. No you don't. You call it unconditionally. I've just read the code again :-D > Additionaly, we could provide a common script > "update-debian-edu-artwork <theme>" that calls any of the subscripts > (if installed) and throws an error if not. This script will switch > between artworks (a one-liner). While you seem to see the problem now, you still seem to understand that this will not help with non deterministic order of package installation. > For the installation of a Debian Edu machine, however, we have to call > update-debian-edu-artwork <theme>" at some point manually then. No, we use priorities. Lines wins. > The nice part of this would be, that debian-edu-artwork does not > change a thing on installation, but requires a manual step. That's not nice, thats backward. Instead of replying to this email, maybe we should chat on irc? cheers, Holger
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