2008/6/13 Vincent Bernat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > You should use a patch management system. This is easier to track change > this way. To delete lines from .desktop file, you could also use sed if > you prefer to not clutter your package with one-liner patch (but patch > is easier to read and to export).
Now package uses quilt. > I think that long description in debian/control are too short. After > reading them, I wonder what "zlibrary core" is. Enhanced description a bit. > You may want to use dh_link to add symbolic links to your > package. dh_link works on either one or all binary packages, my situation is only the last binary package 'fbreader'. Thanks for idea, though. Moreover, I think that the trick that you added at the end of > debian/rules to satisfy lintian is not needed anymore. Done. At least, the package does not seem to compile in a freshly updated > pbuilder: > As I see, bug related to libcairo2 has been fixed, and now fbreader is successfully build in by pbuilder. Here is the package: http://mentors.debian.net/debian/pool/main/f/fbreader/fbreader_0.8.17-10.dsc One more question about quilt: dpkg-buildpackage stands that fbreader source is 1.0 source package. Should I correct it to be 3.0-quilt? If yes, how can I do it? I haven't found any info about it in policy and devreference. -- Eugene V. Lyubimkin, C++ developer, Ukraine.
