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Re: Chile says hi



On Tue, Jun 24, 2003 at 06:18:28AM -0400, Reynaldo H. Verdejo Pinochet wrote:
> Hello all, first post and no native speaker
> so forgive my grammar and any error i could make
> , just for the first time please :)
> 
> I'm a debian user, i think the time has come to do something
> more usesful than just use your work, so i have checked te
> docs about the steps for application to become a debian developer
> and here I'm asking questions again (does this wheel never stop? :-)
> 
> 1.- i have been pocking around on the orphaned packages list
> looking for something that I use and can actually take over
> to mantain,  I have tryed to make an initial contact with 
> the former mantainer of epic4-script-splitfire, i ask him
> if i could try to solve the bugs mentioned on his report
> and package splitfire for him to sponsor my work, but he
> don't reply. what next?

Please go ahead and fix the bugs. However, you need to retitle
bug #196473 (see http://bugs.debian.org/196473) from O (orphaned) to ITA
(intent to adopt) by sending a mail message to submit@bugs.debian.org
with the following subject:

ITA: epic4-script-splitfire -- the ONLY |<-lame irc script!

and the following two lines in the body of your message:

Package: wnpp
Severity: wishlist

> 2.- I use to do some programming, mostly tools for personal
> use but maybe among them i have something that could be of
> interest to the debian comunity, i was wonderig if i could
> try to find a sponsor for a new piece of software, coded
> and packaged by me, what are the steps needed to do this?
> how dificult is to have a new picece of software accepted
> for packaging an uploading? (i know i need a sponsor to do that for me)
> is this a good idea anyway?

Of course, it is a good idea.

The first step, I would say is to subscribe to the debian-devel list and
post an ITP (intent to package) to that list. See:

http://www.debian.org/devel/wnpp/

for instructions.

You may want to subscribe to debian-devel-spanish as well.

> I live in chile (southamerica) there is not a single
> debian developer in my area, not a single one in my entyre
> country, so i have to get an sponsor for him to help me to
> pass the identity check, i'm prepared to do that in the way
> the docs teach me, i have my gpg key exported on a public server
> and my signed photo id card ready to give to whom may be
> interested in help me. first i need to make a choice betwen
> the two afore mentioned alternatives, so please help me to find the
> right way.
>
> well, any help will be really apreciated
> hope you can understand my weird english
> 
> best regards
>   
>         Reynaldo H. Verdejo P.
>         rverdejo AT udec cl

Aníbal

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