Bug#885430: ITP: darkcold-gtk-theme -- dark GTK2/GTK3/Metacity theme
On Tue, Dec 26, 2017 at 10:15:47PM -0500, Jeremy Bicha wrote:
> Hi Adam,
>
> Would you be interested in team maintenance and a bit of an experiment?
Hah! You just fell into a trap. The thing is, upstream of this theme has
gone missing (doesn't respond on any e-mail address nor github for months),
and while I fixed some GTK 3.20/22 regressions myself, I don't think I know
enough to do an adequate job.
So the downside of team maintenance is that you might get abused and called
on to take a look. :þ
(I don't see any dark theme that looks nice enough, thus maintaining this
one is probably worth the effort.)
> I was planning to start a Team for several months, but after I became
> a DD and was about to request a team be set up, I found that there
> wasn't really an obvious path for how to do that any more.
> https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2017/09/msg00221.html
Sounds good.
I've been skimming through the Salsa thread, but I admit I did not pay
enough attention to know what's the preferred new way to do such things.
> Now, things still aren't very clear but I guess it sort of works. We
> can create a GitLab team and a Debian Tracker team. We can use
> @packages.debian.org as the Maintainer for now.
It doesn't sound like $PACKAGE@p.d.o is good for something more than a lead
package and a bunch of addons for it -- but I might be misreading it.
So, for now I'll look at upstreamy parts of the package (like, Cinnamon and
XFWM pieces are missing in git, released as separate gnome-look.org
tarballs) -- let me know what should I put in the Maintainer: field.
> See also today's debian-devel list discussion about salsa.debian.org.
Aye.
Meow!
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