Re: xrdp involvement
Hi Nik,
> Firstly, all bugs that are not specific to Debian packaging should be
> fixed upstream.
Yes - absolutely.
> I do not consider the
> mentioned bugs important enough to try testing-proposed-updates during the
> freeze.
Agreed
> > At downstream, we're able to advise some users who stumble across these as
> > to fixes and workarounds.
> With "downstream", you mean Ubuntu?
Erm, no. Sorry. I meant 'upstream' as in the xrdp project. Apologies for the
confusion. I wouldn't want to give you the impression that I was in any way
connected with Ubuntu. And on that note...
> In any case, please always test on Debian, and do not report bugs to
> Debian that are not reproducible there.
I agree with the principle, but given that there seem to be less people on
Ubuntu working on xrdp than there are on Debian (i.e. none), the implication
is that we're in in a place where things simply can't be fixed, even by
proposing a patch to Debian which wouldn't affect Debian at all. Is that
indeed the case? If it is,that's fine - I'm just trying to determine the
a way of working here which benefits both of us.
> For the current iteration, unfortunately this will mean to start with
> 0.9.12 (but I will provide the most recent version in
> bullseye-backports as soon as bullseye gets released)
That's grand.
Thanks for the info,
--
Matt
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