Re: kdeextragear, and kdenonbeta
On Wednesday 18 February 2004 16:40, Alejandro Exojo wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I know that kdeextragear* and kdenonbeta are not official KDE modules, but
> some applications are packaged for Debian, but some interesting others
> (kimdaba, amarok, ...) are not.
Well there are no official pkgs, but ;) I've announced woody/sid
kimdaba KDE 3.2 pkg on the kimdaba list. And I've on my system a
amorak pkg. AFAIR I've found them on the amarok home page.
I hope that kalyxo.org will sometime in the future provide a
pool of all those non-official kde pkgs for woody and sarge
(when sarge is called stable) ;)
Achim
> I'm packaging konserve [*], which is in kdenonbeta, and upstream will release
> a new version next monday. I realized that working without a SVN/CVS
> repository is a bit tricky, so I considered different options:
>
> a) Use a local repository in my machine. Problem: it doesn't allows others to
> check my sources.
> b) Open an alioth project, as many others, just for konserve. Problem: I plan
> to package others in the future, as soon as my skills improve, and I don't
> want to create a project for each.
> c) Use KDE's CVS repository.
> d) Ask Qt/KDE mantainers what's their opinion. Maybe someday my package moves
> to an official module, and it's interesting to keep history. I don't know
> possible benefits or possible problems of this option, so that's the reason
> I'm asking to you ;-).
>
> Any suggestions?
> Thanks in advance.
>
>
> [*] It isn't in Debian yet because my sponsor is at Malaga's conference, and
> he has been a bit busy this days, but a lot of initial minor fixes had been
> done. If you are curious:
>
> deb http://darkshines.net/debian unstable konserve
> deb-src http://darkshines.net/debian unstable konserve
>
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> Alex
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