Hello Guus, hello Bug,
Guus Sliepen wrote:
> [...] Also, even if the libhyphen maintainers agree that your
> version is better and can completely replace libhyphen, you should talk
> with the maintainers/upstream of packages depending on libhypen, and see
> if they might not use your library directly instead of using a
> compatibility layer.
OK, I'll do that for the known dependencies, but I don't know how many
programs out there aren't packaged and depend on libhyphen, so we'll
have to find a solution for that. But first things first, I'll talk to
the libhyphen developers and maintainers.
> > The new version of the comment is:
[...]
> >
> > Is that better?
>
> Yes!
Great. I've packaged the libhyphenate (without any compatibility
interface), lintian-checked it and uploaded to:
http://swolter.sdf1.org/libhyphenate-debian.tar.gz
I'm no maintainer, however, but if I got the Manual right, the
package needs a sponsor now to be uploaded. I'll put the project
on http://sponsors.debian.net soon, if that's the right way.
Regards and thanks for the help, Steve
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