What happened to seyon and xoj?
Because I keep a (very) partial mirror of Debian on a machine at work
(which is not Net connected), particularly the Packages files, I track
changes to the Packages files closely. Recently I've noticed at least
2 packages have disappeared from the pre-hamm distribution. They've
stayed that way for days so it's not just a mirror sync problem.
The seyon package no longer exists in the non-free section, and
grepping through bo's Contents file doesn't find it either. It is in
hamm/non-free/comms/seyon_2.14c-4.deb, and according to the package
information depends on libc5 and not libc6. Why does it no longer
exist in the stable/frozen version of non-free?
The xoj package also no longer exists in bo/binary/games, though the
Contents file for bo still shows it. There is a version of xoj in
unstable/binary/games/xoj_1.01-2.deb, but it depends on libc6 so it
can only be used on an hamm system. Why did the libc5 dependent
version disappear from bo?
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