Hi Erich,
you are welcome! i am happy that it helps :-)
you can add me to the ubuntu studio team if you like, but my focus stays
on debian since i use debian daily.
Best regards,
Dennis
Am 04.03.21 um 22:09 schrieb Ross Gammon:
Hi Erich,
No problems. It is easier when you are not starting from zero and there
is already packaging to work from. :-)
This way we only need to upload something in Ubuntu if Debian gets
behind for some reason.
As a note. Debian is in a soft freeze at the moment, so new upstream
releases will probably go into experimental rather than unstable. This
is so that they won't get in the way of a small targeted bug fix for the
bullseye release. But you can always sync from experimental to Ubuntu if
required.
I would like to get StudioControls, Carla and one of the session
managers into Debian too.
Cheers,
Ross
On 04/03/2021 20:21, Erich Eickmeyer wrote:
Hi Ross and Dennis,
I just wanted to thank you both for taking some packages I had downstream in
Ubuntu and upstreaming them to Debian. Dennis, you've been doing some great
work, and for that I'm thankful!
I most recently saw dragonfly-reverb making its way into sid, and when the
build was complete I did a quick syncpackage. Of course, the very next day
(today), dragonfly-reverb 3.2.4 was released (looks like a fairly trivial
bugfix), so now the package is a wee bit out of date. :)
Anyhow, I've also noticed numerous other packages (dpf-plugins, among others).
Since I got a job working on the Kubuntu Focus laptop, these packages getting
upstreamed reduces my maintenance workload on Ubuntu Studio. Granted, after
Debian Import Freeze the workload is slightly higher, but every little bit
that you're doing helps.
Dennis, I'd love to include you as part of the Ubuntu Studio team since your
work is directly affecting Ubuntu Studio. What do you think?
And big thanks to Ross for being the amazing DD and sponsoring these packages.
You do amazing with supporting Ubuntu Studio from the Debian side, and I'm
glad you're on the team.
As you both probably know, there are numerous other packages which could stand
to be upstreamed as well. If you see anything that is Ubuntu-only, feel free
to take it on.
Again, thank you both. Also CC'd the ubuntu-studio-devel mailing list so that
others could see the work that you're doing. :)
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