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Bug#617854: Packaging puddletag for Debian



Hi Sandro and concentrictpuddle,

2011/4/4 Sandro Tosi <morph@debian.org>:
> - can you ship the documentation along with the source tarball? this
> way, we can provide the documentation to Debian users on the
> filesystem (in the canonical place /usr/share/doc)
> - I saw you're providing a deb pkg: are you interested in maintain
> puddletag in Debian with Rogério and me?

Just for the record, if you agree with maintaining the package with
Sandro and me, that would make things easier, since you can just grab
the Debian packaging from us and keep your changes to the upstream
part of the program.

As a side effect of that, we would be performing some audits from time
to time and forward you patches that we deem useful for the users of
the program, and that would just be good in the long run. And, of
course, having it in Debian proper would be great! :-)

> - in the 'copyright' you mix GPL-2 with references to GPL-3 (Debian
> file and gnu.org url) and in the README file you state it's GPL-2:
> it's better if you clarify it (I can understand it's GPL-2, but
> explicit is better than implicit :).

As soon as you can clarify this, you can grab our "distilled"
copyright file and use that for your future tarballs.

> - you mention that puddletag uses code from Picard and CDDB-py, and
> icons from Oxygen project: can you be a bit more specific what files
> uses those pieces of source code and the image?

Those kind of things would be the ones that are of interest to have in
the copyright file, BTW.

> - the package misses a manpage; puddletag seems to have some
> command-line options, well hidden into the code not even a -h/--help
> switch would show them :) I can probably give a look to it, but if you
> want to do it....

Of course, as the upstream author, you would be the best person to
provide some of the documentation. If you are not familiar with the
creation of a manpage, we can surely point you to some very easy to
use documentation/light markup systems that are almost as easy to use
as pure plain text.


Regards,

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