Otmar Lendl writes in private email which I'm sure he won't mind me
posting:
...
What I would appreciate is, that all the Developer Ressources
(Guidelines, Hints, Virtual Names, FSSTD co.) have a central
WWW page where I can easily look up the currently valid standards.
Could you please
Michael Alan Dorman writes (Re: New package standards - LAST CALL ):
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Ian Jackson writes:
Therefore I propose that unless someone raises a serious problem or
issue within the next week or two the new packaging guidelines as
described in the draft dpkg programmers
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Ian Jackson writes:
Therefore I propose that unless someone raises a serious problem or
issue within the next week or two the new packaging guidelines as
described in the draft dpkg programmers' manual, the draft Debian
policy manual and as implemented by dpkg 1.3.x,
Miquel:
If they don't react [to the request to convert to the new source package]
in say 2 weeks, someone else can do it (I'll take some) like David did
during the transition from a.out to ELF.
Thanks for volunteering! Please make sure to merge the multi-architecture
patches while you do that.
Ian Jackson:
Therefore I propose that unless someone raises a serious problem or
issue within the next week or two the new packaging guidelines as
described in the draft dpkg programmers' manual, the draft Debian
policy manual and as implemented by dpkg 1.3.x, will become official.
I delegate
You (Bruce Perens) wrote:
Miquel:
If they don't react [to the request to convert to the new source package]
in say 2 weeks, someone else can do it (I'll take some) like David did
during the transition from a.out to ELF.
Thanks for volunteering! Please make sure to merge the
Miquel van Smoorenburg writes (Re: New package standards - LAST CALL):
...
I also think that when you make the new source package official, we
should warn all maintainers of the base packages and ask them to convert
their packages to the new standard. If they don't react in say 2 weeks
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