"Jonathan Dowland" <j...@debian.org> writes: > On Tue Sep 24, 2024 at 8:37 PM BST, Jeremy Bryant wrote: >> It sounds like you have the knowledge. are you able to compile this >> package? It seems to me the command stack downloads its own haskell? > > By default it does, but Stack can be instructed to use a system-provided > GHC. > > It's probably possible to build kmonad without Stack, too: Stack is > mostly a dependency-resolution tool, and the Debian package build > environment would need dependencies satisfies via Debian packages > anyway. In fact, a significant part of the work of packaging any > Haskell program is probably packaging its transitive dependencies, > and ensuring that the versions required match up with what is in > Debian already.
Hello, I'm following up on any interest in packaging kmonad for Debian? I am a user of kmonad but not knowledgable enough about haskell to package it. This keyboard remapping tool is very useful for complex uses and also for Emacs - adding Sean Whitton, emacs developer and I see Debian maintainer of haskell-readline and other haskell packages.
