There is one lintian warning: I: lbzip2 source: quilt-patch-missing-description makefile The package fails to unapply the debian patches in the clean rule. As a result, some files get embedded in the diff.gz when built several times in a row: lbzip2-0.16rc1/.pc/applied-patches lbzip2-0.16rc1/.pc/.version lbzip2-0.16rc1/.pc/man-inst-paths/lbzip2.1 lbzip2-0.16rc1/.pc/makefile/Makefile Please note that you need to remove the patches after running make clean, since you patch the Makefile. I get some GCC warnings when I add -Wall to the CFLAGS, like most Debian source packages have. I personally think you could merge the Makefile patch upstream. I've attached what I think the Makefile and rules file would look like if you do that. The changes I've made make it feel a bit more like an automake project. If you were to throw autotools into the mix, you could get rid of the first hunk of the manual page patch too. For the second hunk, manual pages can contain a BUGS section. I understand completely if you do not want to adopt my changes. -- bye, pabs http://wiki.debian.org/PaulWise
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