I was going to mention androidsdk-tools as well, along with a few other new additions that seem noteworthy: swt4-gtk clojure1.6 derby eclipse-linuxtools (major update) eclipse-ptp eclipse-wtp groovy2 guava-libraries (major update) jackson-* resteasy tika But perhaps then it just ends up looking like a list. The statistics suggested by Markus might be more compact. (# of new, % updated, etc.) We might also announce the removal of jboss. Cheers, tony On 04/07/2015 11:48 AM, Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote: > > Sounds good to me. I think it would be good to mention gradle even though its > old, just to start getting the word out that its in Debian. > > You could also mention the packages the derive from androidsdk-tools: > https://packages.debian.org/source/jessie/androidsdk-tools > > Looks like we'll have two Google Summer of Code students working full time on > getting more Android stuff into Debian, so I think its worth mentioning that > some stuff is already included. > > .hc > > Emmanuel Bourg: >> Hi all, >> >> Jessie is about to be released and I think it would be nice to have a >> word about the Java packages in the release notes. >> >> Here are the points that could be mentioned: >> >> - OpenJDK 7 as the default Java runtime >> - How to get Java 8 (backports or java-package) >> - Addition of Tomcat 8 and removal of Tomcat 6 >> - New developer tools: >> - Integration of the Dynamic Code Evolution VM >> - VisualVM >> - Gradle (not up to date though, should it be mentioned?) >> - Jenkins (if we can address the security issues) >> >> So you see any other newsworthy item that could be added? >> >> Emmanuel Bourg >> >> > >
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