Bug#671057: a fix of this bug

2012-05-03 Thread
hi, I'm try to fix this bug.
I added python in python-indigo depends, and add dh_python2 in rules.
Please help me to check if it can work.


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Bug#663490: A fix for this bug

2012-04-29 Thread
The permission bug is occured at the first time import the libtiff module.
It need libtiff4-dev package to generate the tiff_h_4_0_1.py at the
path /usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/libtiff/ which need root
permission.

So I added the depends of libtiff4-dev as Depends: of the binary
package, and added a postinstall script to import it once to generate
tiff_h_4_0_1.py when running as root.


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Bug#596229: ITP: lazyscripts -- A stupid scripts management tool and non official package installer

2010-09-09 Thread
2010/9/10 Joerg Jaspert 

> On 12233 March 1977, Thomas Goirand wrote:
>
> > Owner: Billy Zhe-Wei Lin 林哲瑋 
>
> > * Package name: lazyscripts
> >   Version : 0.2.3.7
> >   Upstream Author : Billy Zhe-Wei Lin, 林哲瑋 (billy3321, 雨蒼) <
> billy3...@gmail.com>
> > * URL : http://www.lazyscripts.org* License : GPL-2
> >   Programming Lang: Python, bash
> >   Description : A stupid scripts management tool and non official
> package installer
>
> > Lazyscripts is just a stupid script distrubtion tool and quick-installer
> > in Linux, which aims to provide a easy way to setup your working
> > environment for people who need to install a new distrubution such as
> > Debian, Ubuntu, openSUSE or who want to have much better experiences in
> > Linux.
>
> This seems to be a very taiwanese centric package to increase experience
> of
>  a.) chinese speaking users who need some special settings before
>  Debian is really usable (yes, our installer sucks here)
>  b.) install a whole number of third party packages/software
>
> For the first point you really want to change the name, lazyscripts is
> sure not going to win anything. And even more you want to adjust the
> description to actually state what its doing and what it is for.
>
>
Yes, I agree the description has a lot of words need to modified.
I will fix it later.


> The second means it has to end up in contrib.
>
> Also reading the news page, im not sure if i would want the script on my
> system, i think it should be hilighted that the first step this
> scriptset i doing is to download a whole bunch of scripts from the net
> to execute them. Unless you disable that by default, shipping them all,
> and make it an option.

(Looking through the scripts is also pretty scary, with all the apt-get
> -y --force-yes, su/sudo to modify the system in sometimes pretty scary
> ways and all without any error handling. Have a single command go wrong
> - it doesnt care, it goes on, potentially killing the system.
>
>
The original goal for lazyscripts is use for new users, or user who usually
reinstall there system.
Geeks always has a lot of scripts to config there system, and we hope
new users can enjoy the convenient but without any mistake.

We hope can make the developer and users more close.

The script quality is control by script maintainer.
Our script pool has a stable branch, and all the script for users will on
stable branch.
Script pool maintainer will make sure the script can work, and can't not
damage the system
before put the script to stable branch.

And we use the github system to keep the scripts only can be modified by
script pool maintainer.


> Also, many echo statements that output chinese only text, you might want
> to provide some english texts too or expect a good set of confused error
> reports :) At least if you intend to have that in Debian and as such for
> all of our users.
>
>
I have no idea what are these talking about?
Lazyscripts are support multi-language now, for now we support English,
Chinese Traditional and Chinese Simplified.

Regards, Billy


>
> --
> bye, Joerg
> [...]that almost anything related to "intellectual property" is idiotic
> by it's nature, [...]
>


Bug#596229: ITP: lazyscripts -- A stupid scripts management tool and non official package installer

2010-09-09 Thread
2010/9/9 Thibaut Paumard 

> >   Description : A stupid scripts management tool and non official
> package installer
> >
> > Lazyscripts is just a stupid script distrubtion tool and quick-installer
> > in Linux, which aims to provide a easy way to setup your working
> > environment for people who need to install a new distrubution such as
> > Debian, Ubuntu, openSUSE or who want to have much better experiences in
> > Linux.
> >
>
> Sorry, I absolutely don't get the concept. In particular, how will
> lazyscripts help Debian users installing SuSE?
>
> For my meaning, Lazyscripts can help the people who just installed a new
distribution.
After installed a whole new system, Lazyscripts can help you to tune your
system, such as
install package, or modified some config files


> What sort of "scripts" and "packages" are installed by "lazyscripts"?
> are they installed at the systme level or in the user directory?
>

This guide shows the sort we get the scripts.
http://github.com/billy3321/lazyscripts/blob/master/docs/Script_pool_developer_guide_enUS.txt

We use the security system of git and github to make sure the scripts only
can be modified by Script pool mantainer.


> From the homepage, it looks like it's a tool to help Taiwanese people to
> get a working, localized environment. Is that so? In that case both the
> short and long description are misleading: non-taiwanese people won't
> get that it's not for them, and Taiwanese people won't get that it IS
> for them.
>

Lazyscripts now support multi-language. But we still need more developer
help us to imporve it.
Our developer are almost in Taiwan and China, that's why the zh_TW and zh_CN
support are better
then others.


>
> Best regards, Thibaut.
>
> PS: also presumably not mandated by the Debian policy, it would be great
> to have at least a couple of sentences in English on the page pointed to
> by the "Homepage" field of your ITP.
>

Sure, we will improve it. Thanks for your advice.

Best regards, Billy