> Hi Michael, > > I think you know very well that xpdf is in very bad shape now.
I actually disagree with that. The package is in mostly fine shape with one (albeit annoying) significant bug. > I am not much technical help to resolve this very bad state of xpdf > package now. But just tagging this with "help" is not good way to get > this resolved. One way is to revert to older working version so user > have at least usable software. > > I also understand that we all have life outside of Debian. Time is very > precious thing. Yes, I am quite busy right now. I simply haven't had a chance to find a long stretch of hours to spend on debugging this; although Vincent's patch will certainly help narrow down the scope of what needs looking at. I haven't given up on maintaining the package. In fact, I've made sure to keep the testing package safe so that if (on the off chance) this doesn't get fixed by the freeze, that I can do some proposed updates to get that ready for the release. Best wishes, Mike -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-rc-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
