Bug#616596: biblatex: Please package newer upstream release
On Di, 08 Mär 2011, Jan Hauke Rahm wrote:
> > Won't biber be included in TL 2010 ?
No, biber was not included in TL 2010 as of the released version.
We (TL upstream) are just now in the process of including it.
TL 2011 will probably include it.
> That might be true but we're not exactly close to having it in Debian,
> are we? Norbert, what do you say?
Not at all, I will probably skip 2010 and go for TL 2011 as target for
the next Debian release.
> Now that biblatex has reached some kind of stability, we should consider
> adding it back to the texlive packages anyways. Don't know what's the
> best way to go here. Sorry, I'm a little off lately...
It should be packaged independently.
Best wishes
Norbert
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