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Packages looking for a maintainer, bugs looking for triaging



As already explained earlier, some packages are still looking for a
maintainer. The maintainers situation has improved a lot, thanks to some
fresh blood in the GNOME team, but some packages still don't have a
primary maintainer, someone who will do more than just answering bug
reports and uploading new versions, reworking the package if necessary
and improving its integration with the rest of GNOME.

      * dasher: is there someone around using it?
      * gnome-media: Gustavo Franco wanted to give a hand, but he's
        still not listed as maintainer. Gustavo, are you still
        interested? It also looks like Marco Cabizza could be interested
        in this package.
      * eel2 and nautilus: this is the big one. These two packages
        should preferably handled by the same maintainer, and someone
        with time.
      * libbonobo(ui): these libraries have few bugs, don't require much
        work, and are being deprecated. They can stay as is if no one
        steps up.
      * gtkhtml3.8: this one looks maintained by the evolution
        maintainers, especially Heikki Henriksen. Would you like to
        become the primary maintainer?
      * control-center: looking at the SVN, Marco Cabizza looks
        interested in it. How about making it official?

The following packages, regardless of a maintainer, need a *lot* of help
regarding bug triaging: nautilus, control-center, gnome-panel,
gnome-applets, evince, epiphany-browser (bugs need to be checked with
the latest xulrunner and reassigned if necessary), gnome-cups-manager,
gnome-system-tools, gnome-terminal, gtk+2.0, meta-gnome2 (mostly reports
against gnome that need to be reassigned), rhythmbox, totem.

List readers, if you care about the shape of GNOME in Debian, please
help with these bugs. Some of you are already contributing and when we
see the bug reports being dealt with, it is much appreciated. If several
people spend a few hours a week dealing with these bugs, the GNOME BTS
could be in a reasonable state in about two months!
-- 
 .''`.           Josselin Mouette        /\./\
: :' :           josselin.mouette@ens-lyon.org
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  `-  Debian GNU/Linux -- The power of freedom

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