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kmonad Re: Potential new debian package in haskell



"Jonathan Dowland" <jmtd@debian.org> writes:

> On Tue Sep 24, 2024 at 8:37 PM BST, Jeremy Bryant wrote:
>> It sounds like you have the knowledge.  are you able to compile this
>> package?  It seems to me the command stack downloads its own haskell?
>
> By default it does, but Stack can be instructed to use a system-provided
> GHC.
>
> It's probably possible to build kmonad without Stack, too: Stack is
> mostly a dependency-resolution tool, and the Debian package build
> environment would need dependencies satisfies via Debian packages
> anyway.  In fact, a significant part of the work of packaging any
> Haskell program is probably packaging its transitive dependencies,
> and ensuring that the versions required match up with what is in
> Debian already.

Hello, I'm following up on any interest in packaging kmonad for Debian?

I am a user of kmonad but not knowledgable enough about haskell to
package it.

This keyboard remapping tool is very useful for complex uses and also
for Emacs - adding Sean Whitton, emacs developer and I see Debian maintainer of
haskell-readline and other haskell packages.


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