Bug#573848: tangogps: does not show location with gpsd 2.92-1

Imho the right solution here is to file a bug against gpsd. On the announce list of gpsd is no information whatsoever that they are going to break the API - and this breakage happens between two minor versions going from 2.90 to 2.92. It is good habit in the open source world to have a major

Bug#574105: API breakage in version 2.92

Package: gpsd Version: 2.92-1 Severity: important The version 2.92 of gpsd breaks the API / protocol. Moreover the protocol change has not been announced on the gpsd announce mailing list and should only happen with a bump of the major version. The protocol has been around for years and tangoGPS

Bug#573848: Info received (Bug#573848: tangogps: does not show location with gpsd 2.92-1)

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Bug#574105: API breakage in version 2.92

It was announced that these changes will happen on the way to 3.0 early enough. All 2.9X releases prepare 3.0, that is what the announcement mail says. It is not about what Eric Raymond says, it is about what best practice is in the open source world. And this is not. And I maintain that it

Bug#546336: Misses the glade file used to generate interface.{h,c}

So, you mean that to edit the interface you now normally hand-edit the glade-generated files? Effectively yes. Basically it is a copy and paste job. Parasite (a GTK firebug) is very useful. At one point or other this needs re-engineering. I had already planned to do this during my summer

Bug#546336: Misses the glade file used to generate interface.{h,c}

Hello, the comment is a left-over from the first versions of tangogps, I will remove it in the next version. Feel free to send me your patches and I will integrate them. See also bug #497117 -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of unsubscribe.

Bug#514217: Buffer overflow in update_poi

Accidentally this is fixed since 0.9.6 (released yesterday), the buffer is now allocated dynamically using g_strdup_printf. Marcus On Thu, 05 Feb 2009 10:37:59 + Enrico Zini enr...@debian.org wrote: Package: tangogps Version: 0.9.3-2 Severity: serious Hello, thanks for maintaining

Bug#340485:

Package: installation-reports Boot method: CDROM (SCSI) Image version: etch beta1 debian-testing-i386-netinst.iso Date: 23. Nov 2005 Machine: ASUS Desktop Processor: AMD-K6 400MHz Memory: 196MB Partitions: (entire disk 4,5GB) FilesystemType 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on