On 4 May 2012 19:14, Pascal Bleser <[email protected]> wrote: > Well, the situation, right now, as I see it: > * Manfred takes good care of a few packages that need some > experience with them, most prominently ffmpeg and xine > * I'm staying on top of mixxx, MPlayer, smplayer and some jack > related packages (because I use them all the time) > * almost everything else: has no maintainer and I'm jumping in > because no one else does > > Manfred, do you have other packages that you'd like to remain > the sole maintainer of ? > > Or anyone else ? Please speak up so we can draw a map of what's > actually maintained (and where maintainers would like to stay in > charge). Everything else is up for takes.
I tried to keep the maintainer/bugowner up to date. I really maintain these (even if I don't use some of them so much) $ osc -A pm my -U RedDwarf pkg Essentials/amarok Essentials/gmtk Essentials/kdemultimedia4 Essentials/kdemultimedia4-12.1 Essentials/kdemultimedia4-Tumbleweed Essentials/mp4v2 Essentials/npapi-vlc Essentials/opencv Essentials/opencv-12.1 Essentials/strigi Essentials/vo-aacenc Essentials/vo-amrwbenc Games/libdevil Games/love Games/scummvm Games/scummvm-tools Multimedia/aegisub Multimedia/moc I keep distribution specific versions of opencv because it's tendency to break binary compatibility. And from kdemultimedia4 just because I don't know what would happen if you mix latest ones with older KDEs. You are set as the maintainer of gnome-mplayer/gecko-mediaplayer. If you don't want them I will take them to complement gmtk. I am used to the OBS informing me of upstream updates. How do you manage it? Any scripts? _______________________________________________ Packman mailing list [email protected] http://lists.links2linux.de/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/packman
