MOTU Application for Scott Ritchie (again)
Daniel Holbach
daniel.holbach at ubuntu.com
Tue Jan 8 08:28:58 GMT 2008
On Sa, 2007-12-29 at 14:04 -0800, Scott Ritchie wrote:
> Stephen Hermann, and for Gutsy Scott Kitterman, have both been merging
> my packages into Universe largely unchanged. I'd like to just do this
> myself for Hardy, bring in the Spring packages when appropriate, and
> generally participate more in all things MOTU.
I took the plunge and dived into the wine changelog and extracted all
changes that were not made upstream and directly attributed to you. You
prepared 52 revisions of wine. That's quite impressive.
Scott: I'm not sure how familiar you are with the Ubuntu and MOTU
processes. Do you know about Syncing, Merging, how to get NEW packages
in, how sponsoring works, etc.?
Have a nice day,
Daniel
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0.9.52-0ubuntu1
* Use bzip2 compression rather than gzip for deb to save bandwidth
* Use gcc-3.4 to actually fix copy protection
0.9.50~winehq0~ubuntu~7.10-2
* Use gcc-4.2 instead of default to fix copy protection
0.9.46-0ubuntu1
* Remove libicu36-dev from build depends - Wine no longer uses it
* Remove libgl1-mesa-dev | libgl-dev from build depends - it was a duplicate
* Link to the ssl and crypto libraries on amd64
* Added all the pretty icons someone sent to the wine mailing list a while ago
* Modified the .desktop files to use the pretty icons
- Also changed the location of some of the tools to more logical places
- And removed some of the unimportant ones
* Added dh_installmime to rules to make the .mime file actually work
* Created a wine.menu file to make the Applications->Wine folder system-wide
0.9.45-0ubuntu1
* Incorporate the 32 bit building procedure from winehq packages
- This procedure works around the lack of .so links in /usr/lib32
- Configure requires .so files, so we make temp .so's in a temp folder
* Comment out the --enable-win64 in 64 bit configure
- Support for Win 64 bit binaries is completely broken in Wine at the moment
- 64 mode prevents Wine from working with 32 bit binaries, making it nearly worthless.
* Updated the build depends:
- Added libpng12-dev (Wine now uses it)
- Removed freeglut (Wine now doesn't use it)
- Added many amd64 specific ones for packages that have 32 bit versions
- Added gcc-multilib [amd64]
* Set myself as uploader rather than original maintainer
* Removed libwine and libwine-dev dummy packages
- They were only needed to work around bugs in apt when users had an old libwine-* package
- Feisty users won't have them, so they're no longer needed
- Removed libwine.links and libwine-dev.links as well
* Added the wine.mime file from upstream to handle .exe files
* The 64 bit package should install libraries into /usr/lib32 now
- Removed wine.install, wine-dev.install, wine.dirs
- And then replaced them with wine.install.i386, wine.install.amd64, etc
0.9.36~winehq0~ubuntu~7.04-1
* Add missing build depends libesd0-dev libxrandr-dev liblcms1-dev
x11proto-xinerama-dev
* Should fix issues with screen scrolling, color management, multiple
monitors and esd
* Remove one of the duplicate build-depends libxt-dev
* Updated the list of debian split libwine-* packages this replaces
0.9.35~winehq0~ubuntu~6.10-1
* Removed no longer needed build-depends: libarts1-dev
0.9.31~winehq0~ubuntu~6.10-1
* Removed build depend libxxf86dga-dev, depend libxxf86dga1
0.9.19~winehq0~ubuntu~6.06-2
* Added my own patch to make Full Tilt Poker work
0.9.14~winehq1~ubuntu~6.06-1
* Added libgl-dev, libicu-dev, libjack-dev, freeglut-dev virtual packages as
options in build-depends
* Added ${shlibs:Depends} to depends
0.9.12~winehq2~ubuntu~6.06-1
* Changed libicu28-dev to libicu34-dev
* Package is now separate from the Breezy version
* This is the first package to enter the winehq dapper repo
0.9.10~winehq1-2
* Added new build depends, libglut3-dev | freeglut3-dev
0.9.10~winehq1-1
* New naming scheme uses ~winehq1 at end of version name. This should make Dapper packages replace.
0.9.9-winehq-2
* Adjusted build depends to make compatible with Dapper by allowing different packages
- libjack0.80.0-dev | libjack0.100.0-dev
- libicu28-dev | libicu34-dev
* Next release will use newer version numbering system to make Dapper have higher numbers (-00winehq)
0.9.6-winehq-1
* Package now replaces libwine-gl properly
0.9.3-winehq-1
* Add new build depends: prelink, libsane-dev, libsane-extras-dev.
* Remove build-dependency valgrind. Doesn't have any use in a binary package.
* The above two should make some things faster and scanners work.
0.9.2-winehq-1
* Added missing build depends: libxt-dev
0.9.1-winehq-3
* Added a dependency on libxxf86dga1, since it is now required.
In the future, I may make a Wine package without X at all, but
when X is compiled in we need to have it as a dependency here.
0.9.1-winehq-2
* Added some missing build-depends: libldap2-dev, libxml2-dev,
libxslt1-dev, valgrind, libxxf86vm-dev, libxxf86dga-dev
* Replaced build dependency mesa-common-dev with the package that
replaces it, libgl1-mesa-dev
0.9.0-winehq-2
* Wine now depends on libstc++6
* Added missing build-depend libstdc++6-4.0-dev
* Since Mono no longer attempts to use Wine, libwine-cil is added to
conflicts and replaces section like the other legacy libwine-* packages
* xwine is also added to the replaces and conflicts section, since it
does nothing just like winesetuptk.
0.0.20050524-winehq-1
* Documentation files have been moved into a seperate package due to upstream
changes
0.0.20050419-winehq-1
* Now use winehq version numbering (-winehq) to not create weirdness with
other packages at same version number
0.0.20050211-1
* Changed dummy packages to architecture "all", set rules file's
dh_installchangelog to only do architecture dependant ones. This should
keep the changelog out of the dummy packages, making them a good meg smaller
* Added MIME types application/x-msdownload, application/exe,
application/x-exe, application/dos-exe, vms/exe, application/x-winexe,
application/msdos-windows, application/x-msdos-program,
and application/x-zip-compressed
0.0.20041201-1
* Removed deprecated winesetuptk and wine-utils.
* Removed deprecated libwine-* packages, which are now merged into wine.
-Wine's binaries were required for running winelib compiled packages anyway
* Changed libwine-dev to wine-dev, all proper development files should now
be there (everything from /usr/include and the library symlinks).
* Merged libwine into wine upon advice from upstream authors, as all binaries
in wine were required by winelib compiled packages anyway. This package
should now replace everything wine related that is older.
* Added dummy packages libwine (which depends on wine) and libwine-dev (which
depends on wine-dev) in order to ease upgrade from older versions.
* Removed old Debian hacks into the source code - the source code should be
the standard winehq.org source now.
* Changed the package format to a more standard one - as wine was changed
upstream to be built more consistantly now, and a separate wine-docs package
is no longer needed.
-Wine docs such as the user guide are now in /usr/share/doc/wine along with
the rest of the documentation.
-Wine development docs such as the winelib user guide are now in
/usr/share/doc/wine-dev
* Updated build depends due to upstream changes
* Upstream wineprefixcreate program now removes the need for the package
maintainer to create special directories and configuration
* Many old bugs should be gone due to above changes
* Upgraded to new standards version of Debian Policy (also removing manual
prompting code that took place in preinstall script.)
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