** Description changed: Binary package hint: isdnutils - Unfortunately, activity in ISDN related packages is slow to put it - mildly. Debian upstream seems to be missing for about three years now. - I'd like to suggest to replace the capi20 directory in the source code - with the new work done by Jan-Michael Brummer. He modularized the code - and added a few features. The code is backward compatible and necessary - for new applications like ffgtk. Code development is supported by the - AVM company, a reputable German hardware manufacturer very active behind - ISDN related code development in Linux. + Unfortunately, activity in ISDN related packages is slow, to put it + mildly. Debian upstream seems to be missing in action for about three + years now. I'd like to suggest to replace the capi20 directory in the + source code with the new work done by Jan-Michael Brummer. He + modularized the code and added a few features. The code is backward + compatible and necessary for new applications like ffgtk. Code + development is supported by the AVM company, a reputable German hardware + manufacturer very active behind ISDN related code development in Linux. https://www.isdn4linux.de/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/isdn4k-utils/capi20.new/ The isdn4utils project has already accepted the code, the old capi20 code is stale. The code has also been shipping in OpenSuse for a few months. Jan-Michael tells me there very few errors reported and they were all minor, related to compilation issues. I've made a package in my PPA which can serve as a test ground. It demonstrates the changes I am requesting here. Let us know if there are any questions or things that need consideration and discussion. We're also pushing for a new upstream release, but given the slow nature of development it's not clear when that can actually happen.
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