Hi Michael,
>
> I started working on the Debian packaging of GT -- the app looks great!

Thanks, I just miss a bit the speed and snappyness of original QLandkarte. 
It's gone due to the changes in the render unit. But the changes allow other 
things like overlay, DEM and dynamic scaling. And (!) low memory footprint. 
We tried it on a eeepc 1000. It works reasonable if the maps (Garmin) are not 
too detailed.

>
> I'm really glad that you switched to CMake. Please consider the attached
> patch, that adds FIND_LIBRARY commands for GDAL and PROJ. IMHO this
> makes it a little easier to deal with the various library names and
> locations across installations (especially for people compiling from
> sources). Additionally, Cmake will now complains about missing libs (not
> just headers) right at the start, instead of failing at the end.

Good idea. The patch is in svn.

>
> The patch also adds gdal1.5.0 as a possible name for a GDAL library.
> Apparently Debian folks do not trust GDAL upstream management of API/ABI
> and decided to add some more characters to the SONAME. The situation is
> the same for Ubuntu.

Well, their versioning _is_ peculiar. The *.so version never matches the 
official version. On the other hand side the *.so version number is of no 
interest as long as it is incremented.

>
> Finally, let me ask you which package name you'd prefer: 'qlandkartegt'
> or 'qlandkarte-gt'. I tend to like the second better than the first,
> especially concerning a future packaging of QLandkarteM:
>
>   * qlandkartegt
>   * qlandkartem
>
> vs.
>
>   * qlandkarte-gt
>   * qlandkarte-m
>
> The first set seems to me a little to cluttered. What do you think?

Lol :), honestly: I don't care. Do what ever you think your users will 
recognize and remember. I personally would try to start qlandkarte-gt from 
commandline if I install qlandkarte-gt package. And I doubt you will ever 
have a QLandkarte M package. This is exclusively for mobile devices - a 
completly different league.

Thanks for packaging.

Oliver


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