Hi Rogério, Sounds all great!
I think BTS is the way to go: Just file more bug reports and attach the patches. I'll look over them when I return. However, really most issues with mondo need to be addressed upstream ultimately. So, you could also consider starting to contribute to upstream directly. (But I am happy for you to file via BTS and then I push to upstream.) Best regards, Andree On Tue, 2009-04-21 at 11:42 -0300, Rogério Brito wrote: > Dear Andree, > > On Apr 21 2009, Andree Leidenfrost wrote: > > Nice to hear from you again! > > Nice to know that you're maintaining mondo. I think that it would be a > nice thing to have it support backups on powerpc's... I have three here > that would be nice to be backed up. > > > Thanks a lot for the patch! I thought I had it all covered but not so, > > obviously. Thanks again. > > I think that you missed it because the code seems (at least at a first > glance) to be much more complicated than necessary, with some > duplication of code. > > Also, it seems that the code could be cleaned up a little. > > > I've revamped my computer over Easter (read: I didn't have a working > > one) and have thus not been able, unfortunately, to release a new > > package version with your patch included. I am going away on Thu only to > > return on 11 May. But I will definitely release a new version with your > > patch soon after. > > Nice. I am very glad that mondo is dropping a dependency. :-) > > > Other than that, I would be very happy to receive more patches from you > > in the future! > > I will chase some warnings and see what can be fixed. Where would you > prefer me to send you patches? Here in Debian's BTS? Directly to your > personal e-mail? > > > Thanks, > -- Andree Leidenfrost Sydney - Australia
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