On Sat, Jul 06, 2013 at 11:48:08PM +0200, Nicolas Dandrimont wrote: > The dependencies for version 0.9.10b should be good to go in sid, > thanks to the debian-perl team. I updated and/or packaged the last few > modules that needed updating, and I had Slic3r run on my machine > without using CPAN. Cool, thanks for checking. :-) > Slic3r's git repo grew a few extra dependencies today (with a few branches > getting merged into master), I'll take a look (it'll be easier if there's a > preliminary package). > > I'd be glad to comaintain Slic3r if you need help. Yes, that would be very welcome. I don't know any perl, so while I can understand most of it, I can't really fix anything if I'd need to. > On a related note, I was thinking of putting a team together to join > forces on the 3d-printing related packaging effort (probably by > creating an alioth project, which would give us a central place to put > our code repositories, and mailing lists). Would you be interested in > creating such a structure? Yes, that sounds very useful. I currenly have two packages which would belong there: arduino-mighty-1284p, for supporting the melzi board, and the new Cura (which will actually be two packages, -engine and -gui). I previously looked at Repsnapper, but someone else eventually packaged it; it should be part of this as well, I think. I've also written a print server and am in the process of writing new firmware. Once done, they should be packaged as well, of course. As for the structure, I'd prefer to use git for our repositories. Is that ok with you? Thanks, Bas
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