> check-security-status also says webkit2gtk is unsupported. So unless I > miss something, nothing has significantly changed with respect to > xwidgets.
Okay, fair enough. It would still be nice, though, to have an emacs-xwidgets package. Unfortunately, it is not feasible to have it built in unstable from the ‘emacs’ source package, because it would have to migrate to testing; it's not possible to migrate a subset of binary packages. Two options I can think of are: 1. have a separate emacs-xwidgets _source_ package, confined to unstable. 2. ‘abuse’ the experimental suite, and re-upload there every unstable version verbatim, with xwidgets support.... 2.a: ... in a separate emacs-xwidgets package, OR 2.b: ... in the main emacs package (2.a) would need checking with ftpmaster, just to be sure they're okay; (2.b) is simpler but misleading (upgrading from experimental to a higher version in unstable will _lose_ you features). (1) is typically frowned upon. Just to be clear, I can volunteer to make these uploads if needed. I'm rebuilding form myself anyway. Cheers, -d