Re: Advice: how to effectively maintain pyparted in Debian?

Hi Luca, On Friday 18 Dec 2009 04:01:15 Luca Falavigna wrote: > Recently, upstream declared that pyparted is bound to Fedora libparted, > and not with upstream [3], so I'm not sure future versions will be ever > supported by our libparted. > My initial request was then for 2 packages, pyparted a

Re: Advice: how to effectively maintain pyparted in Debian?

On Fri, Dec 18, 2009 at 6:31 AM, Luca Falavigna wrote: > Recently, upstream declared that pyparted is bound to Fedora libparted, > and not with upstream [3], so I'm not sure future versions will be ever > supported by our libparted. Is the issue just that upstream has not yet released a new vers

Advice: how to effectively maintain pyparted in Debian?

I'm looking on advices on how to effectively maintain pyparted [1]. When I initially packaged it, it was compatible with upstream libparted, and so with Debian package, I only had to fix some py2.6-isms to let it compile and import under Python 2.5. With 2.2, things started to break more as suppo

Bug#561478: RM: odtwriter -- uninstallable, integrated into new python-docutils

Package: ftp.debian.org Severity: normal Please remove odtwriter from unstable (and hence testing). Its functionality has been merged into its dependency python-docutils in version 0.6, so it's now uninstallable in unstable, and the new docutils can't migrate to testing until odtwriter and docutil

Bug#561479: RM: docutils-writer-manpage -- uninstallable, integrated into new python-docutils

Package: ftp.debian.org Severity: normal Please remove docutils-writer-manpage from unstable (and hence testing). Its functionality has been merged into its dependency python-docutils in version 0.6, so it's now uninstallable in unstable, and the new docutils can't migrate to testing until odtwrit

Re: Python Bindings for MLT

Hello, * Jonathan Thomas , 2009-12-15, 13:16: I have done my best to package the MLT Python bindings (which were generated using Swig), and I have published to my own PPA(hosted on LaunchPad). I am fairly certain that my build script nee

Re: PyGTK and Python 2.6

Le mercredi 16 décembre 2009 à 19:22 -0500, Scott Kitterman a écrit : > >Am I missing something? Can I get "import gtk" to work under Python > >2.6 on Debian? Should I try to port Epidermis back to Python 2.5 or > >should I wait for Python 2.6 to be fully supported in Debian > >experimental or uns