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Bug#311373: Still interested in this package?



On Fri, Jan 13, 2006 at 02:52:28AM -0800, Stephen Birch wrote:
> Reinhard Tartler(siretart@tauware.de)@2006-01-13 10:54:
> > This bug has been left open for a really long time, do you still intend
> > to maintain it?
> 
> Hi there..
> 
> My original intention was to wait until my long standing debian
> application completed and then do the packaging but the application
> process seems to be rather FUBAR.  Both my NM and also the sponsorship
> of my other packages are both in a frustrating quagmire because the
> other folks involved are so very slow.

> 
> FYI I hit the same problem with another package (spca5xx) which had
> other interested parties.  I ended up creating an alioth account and
> now several people are maintaining that package.  It worked out really
> well.
> 
> Let me ask ...
> 
> Does collab-maint involve more than just creating an alioth account?

it is a completly new project, we'll see how it will evolve. We would
need an sponsor anyway, but there are some interested DDs for that. You
need an alioth account and contact then Raphael Hertzog to add you to
the team.

I will upload the current ubuntu package to collab-main svn then.

> BTW wifi-radar is already packaged in ubuntu and the package (to my
> eye) looks okay so I was planning to just import that package into
> Debian.  I don't have time to reinvent the wheel!

I was involved when reviewing and eventually uploading it to ubuntu, I
use it from time to time on my ubuntu laptop.
> 
> I may end up dropping my Debian activities anyway ... I have started
> to look into joining Ubuntu instead - the NM process has pretty much
> tested my patience to the limit.  Although there have been no issues,
> my application has been in the works since 2004-01-28. Life is too
> short :-)

I'm currently on the other way round: in order to help ubuntu further,
I started NM myself in order to bring packages like wifi-radar to
debian. This is one pice on my fight to lower divergence :)

regards,
	Reinhard



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