Hi,
Am Mittwoch, den 19.09.2012, 10:24 +0800 schrieb Paul Wise:
> On Sun, Aug 5, 2012 at 10:50 PM, Joachim Breitner wrote:
> > it seems that progress has stalled, so I looked again at Nikki and the
> > robots. A new version was put on code.joyride.de/tarballs, 0.5.1.1. I
> > updated the dependencies (sfml-audio) in experimental and adjusted the
> > packaging.
>
> So nikki 1.0 was released and it needs stickyKeysHotKey ==0.1.* which
> does not appear to be in Debian yet. Could the haskell team package
> that?
it is a windows only package that does nothing on Linux:
#ifdef mingw32_HOST_OS
[..]
#else
-- | Returns the current state of STICKYKEYS.SKF_HOTKEYACTIVE.
getHotKeyActive :: IO Bool
getHotKeyActive = return False
-- | Sets the current state of STICKYKEYS.SKF_HOTKEYACTIVE.
setHotKeyActive :: Bool -> IO ()
setHotKeyActive = const $ return ()
-- | Sets STICKYKEYS.SKF_HOTKEYACTIVE to False during the
-- execution of the given command. Resets the original state
-- afterwards
withHotKeyDeactivated :: IO a -> IO a
withHotKeyDeactivated = id
We should just patch it out in the Debian package. In fact, I just added
such a patch to the SVN repo.
I am looking forward to have 1.0 on Debian, so that I can redeem the
levels that I bought. For that, we have to upgrade sfml-audio, which is
already in sid. But we are not supposed to upgrade packages in sid
during the freeze. Hence, the new sfml-audio and (when ready) nikki-1.0
ought to go to experimental. sfml-audio upload done, nikki Debian
package builds.
Hmm, it seems that the server for redeeming the key is down or blocked
by my firewall, I’ll try from at home.
Greetings,
Joachim
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