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Bug#391309: RFP: gnome-app-install - the easiest-to-use software installation tool available



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Jason Spiro a écrit :
> Hi Adam and Loïc,
> 
> Thanks for your replies.  Unfortunately, right around the time I
> opened the bug report http://bugs.debian.org/391309 I got frustrated (
> porting g-a-i took more patience than I had :-D ) and I didn't work on
> it anymore.  But see below.
> 
> 2007/3/10, Loïc Minier <lool@dooz.org> wrote:
>>  I'd like to get gnome-app-install in Debian ASAP, preferably under
>>  pkg-gnome co-maintenance.  I would like to benefit of your efforts to
>>  Debianize the Ubuntu package, but there were newer versions of the
>>  package in Ubuntu addressing some of your TODOs mentionned in #391309
>>  (at least the Python policy stuff).
> 
> Maybe uupdate(1) (it's in apt somewhere) could help you merge all the
> stuff together?  I don't know personally: I've never used uupdate
> myself.
> 
>>  Would you one of you two (or you two) be interested in being the
>>  official Debian maintainer(s) with the GNOME team as uploaders?  Do you
>>  have time to prepare the package right now?
>>  I would like to import the package in pkg-gnome ASAP, perhaps starting
>>  with the Ubuntu version and merging any Debianization changes you did;
>>  if you're interested in maintaining this package, I can start with the
>>  import and give you commit rights to do the merging.
>>
>>  Please let me know if you're not interested in maintaining the package;
>>  in all cases, I'm interested in any help to integrate the latest
>>  version of the package (0.3.26) with Debian.
> 
> I am not willing to prepare the package (would take me too much time)
> but if you are working on it and get stuck with a problem, or have
> general architectural questions, I am glad to help.  Contact me by
> Jabber (jasonspiro at gmail.com), MSN, or email.  Also, once the
> package works, if you don't want to maintain it, I can.  (Notes:  I am
> not a Debian Developer, and I no longer use Debian much; mostly Ubuntu
> instead.  I still have a machine with etch installed though it only
> has 100MB or so of disk free.  I am involved with emacs add-on
> development nowadays and haven't been spending any time on Debian
> stuff.)
> 
> Adam, are you willing to package g-a-i?
> 
> Loïc, do you know: are the pkg-gnome people willing to package it?  Are
> you?
> 
> By the way: here are my ideas for gnome-app-install:
> 
> It sounds to me like it would be annoying to maintain a full set of
> patches on top of gnome-app-install that would apply to Debian.  Maybe
> it's better if g-a-i did checks at runtime to see what OS it was
> running on and used different available-repository information and
> such based on that?  Should you or I contact upstream g-a-i
> maintainers (g-a-i upstream is a bunch of Ubuntu developers AFAIK) and
> ask them if we could have commit rights so we could get that?
> 
> Cheers,
> Jason
> 
> P.S. Adam, I didn't get your reply: the BTS did not send me a CC of
> it.  I don't know why.  Do you know: is the BTS automatically supposed
> to send bug reporters copies of all replies to a bug report?  If not,
> why not?

Hi,
For now I don't have much time to work on it, however I could give a few
help if needed.

Sorry!

Regards, Adam.


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