-=| Julian Mehnle, 15.08.2007 14:01 |=- > On Friday, 2007 August 10 13:55:26 Gunnar Wolf wrote: >> I think we should stay focused to Perl modules. It's not that they are >> all that different, in the end, but CPAN Perl modules have many things >> in common: They have a common upstream repository, several common >> packaging methodologies (Yay! Many standards to choose from! - But in >> any case, it's not as varied as it could), a common RT/BTS. Knowing >> how to package and how to follow one of them we can take care of the >> rest. [...] > > What about Perl apps that are published on CPAN, too? E.g., Courier:: > Filter? (Yes, it's already in Debian, but only through a sponsor, Daniel > Ruoso, who incidentally also is a member of the DPG.) I think that the difference between "simple perl module" and "perl-based application of unknown complexity" makes the later inappropriate for the group. Of course, you can always ask for sponsorship here :) If the application lights some interest, you may even get one, same as with d-mentors and, if you need a VCS repository you can always use collab-maint project on alioth. -- dam JabberID: dam@jabber.minus273.org
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