Hi, Does this mean new buildd instances will be set up, with wheezy chroots? Would they be running the wheezy kernel version too?
Either way, this comes at a really good time. Thanks! Already I have a wishlist of stuff that I think ought to be made available through backports as soon as possible after release. But now it might be possible to prepare these even before the release: openjdk-7 - desirable for kfreebsd, because it can't build on the regular buildds due to sbuild version and/or maybe the kernel xserver-xorg-video-nv - it came back (via non-free) mainly for kfreebsd users, and it missed wheezy, but I suppose it could be built on all arches for anyone who wants it ecl 12.x - for whoever might want it, we should be able to --enable-threads on all arches with this new upstream version nodejs - missed wheezy because of the naming issue... libv8, chromium - might be able to get these working for kfreebsd using new upstream versions openttd 1.2.3 - that's now the current stable release and what most servers have (1.2.1 in wheezy now few players because most Ubuntu users have 1.2.3) apt-cacher-ng - version in wheezy can't use http.d.n, a new upstream version fixed it but the diff seems way too big for freeze exception taxbird - probably has to be updated each financial year, was unsuitable for wheezy because of this but maybe a backport is useful. Regards, -- Steven Chamberlain [email protected] -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected] Archive: http://lists.debian.org/[email protected]
