Debian and it's release cycles :) Wouldn't it be better to decouple 
distribution releases from applications like 
QMapShack? Just having a build farm that creates binary for a certain history 
of Debian releases?

I have to admit that it's much better today than it had been a few years ago. 
Ubuntu drove me nuts as 
Debian was shipping with really historical versions of QLandkarte GT and I had 
to deal with bug report solved 
more than a year. That madness stopped at a certain point. Not sure if that 
stopped because there was a 
change in Debian/Ubuntu or it became a fact that I was reacting quite badly on 
such reports. ;)

With QMapShack I can't complain so far. On the one  hand side it's still not 
that known. I have ~100 
downloads a day for QLGT, and that is without the distributions. It's 100-200 
downloads a week for 
QMapShack. But anyway, I do not get bug reports due to out dated versions. And 
that is really nice. 
Probably due to your excellent work, Bas. I really appreciate that.

But still I do not understand why an outdated version is shipped. Wouldn't it 
be better to ship the core 
system and provide a source to get recent versions of applications with a much 
faster production cycle?

I do not want to say that SuSE is doing everything well (still no binary for 
QMapShack! I send you Lrrr - ruler 
of the planet omicron persei eight!). They do not ship software like mine on 
their DVD image. However you 
can go to their webpage and install it quite easily via one click install. (But 
outdated version for QLGT! Die 
earthlings!) I think that makes much more sense, from the user's point of view. 

Oliver





Am Donnerstag, 16. April 2015, 17:53:57 schrieb Sebastiaan Couwenberg:
> > Am 16.04.2015 um 16:41 schrieb Michael Heerdegen:
> >> in Debian I have qmapshack 1.2 via the experimental repo.  I tried it,
> >> and it seems to work well for me.
> > 
> > Unfortunately qmapshak is 0.6 in Debian Testing and 0.7 in Unstable. So
> > 1.2 won't probably make it into Debian 8, which is a pity.
> 
> jessie will definitely ship with QMapShack 0.6, but I intent to provide
> backports for of QMapShack & QLandkarteGT in jessie-backports as long as
> their dependencies can be satisfied in jessie.
> 
> Kind Regards,
> 
> Bas
> 
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