I've got some preliminary SDL packages on klecker and I'd appreciate it if
someone here wouldn't mind testing these on a Sparc system, especially
considering there is a bug against the existing SDL packages that they are
broken on Sparc (#79549) and I do not know if this bug has been resolved
or not. Please test them if you can.
The deb line for the lazy:
deb-src http://people.debian.org/~knghtbrd ./
The specific things I need to know are do these packages compile properly?
Do existing SDL-using packages work with them without a recompile? Do
they still work after they have been recompiled?
I've been working hard the past couple of days to ensure that the answer
to all of these questions is yes, but I can't just assume that because it
should work that it will - not this close to woody's release. I realize
SDL outside of i386 has been a total mess so far, but I really hope to see
these packages' reputation change in that area.
I appreciate any help you guys can spare an i386 weenie who just adopted a
rather large mess. =)
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