[Bug 242475] [NEW] Please sync blender 2.46+dfsg-2 from Debian(Unstable)
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Binary package hint: blender
As you can see in the changelog below all remaining ubuntu changes were fixed in Debian.
- debian/misc/blender-{fullscreen,windowed}.desktop:
- Fix desktop files (add GenericName, drop extension for Icon, fix syntax
for MimeType)
- Add german translation
- debian/control
+ DebianMaintainerField
- Add 30_gameengine-libgl-location-fix.dpatch: use correct libGL SONAME,
otherwise blender will not start if e.g. libgl1-mesa-dev is missing
So we can sync this package.
blender (2.46+dfsg-2) unstable; urgency=low
* Upload to unstable. That also makes sure the package is installable
again (Closes: #484709).
* Refresh the following patch since FTGL's API finally got stable, and
since using “foo().Xf()” is no longer needed. It now only contains the
missing <GL/gl.h> include (Closes: #485953).
- debian/patches/20_fix_ftbfs_with_latest_ftgl
* Merge the following patch from Ubuntu, so that the appropriate symlink
is used for libGL (libGL.so.1 rather than libGL.so, which is only
available if the development package is installed). Patch by Lukas
Fittl, forwarded by Daniel Hahler (Closes: #484440).
- debian/patches/30_gameengine_libgl_location_fix
* Improve debian/misc/*.desktop, thanks to Daniel Hahler again
(Closes: #484439):
- Add German translation.
- Split Name into Name and GenericName.
- Drop extension for Icon.
- Fix syntax for MimeType.
* Bump Standards-Version from 3.7.3 to 3.8.0 (no changes needed).
* debian/watch:
- Rewrite regex (equivalent but nicer).
- Add version mangling (due to the repack).
-- Cyril Brulebois <kibi at debian.org> Sun, 22 Jun 2008 09:02:28 +0200
blender (2.46+dfsg-1) experimental; urgency=low
* New upstream release (Closes: #482034).
* Repack to get rid of embedded code copies (extern/), in particular
video encoders: bFTGL, ffmpeg, libmp3lame, xvidcore, x264.
* debian/copyright:
- Update accordingly.
* debian/rules:
- Update CONFIG_SCRIPTS accordingly (config.{guess,sub} removed).
* debian/copyright:
- Upstream now uses “pristine” GPL-2+ license statements, and no
longer the dual GPL/BL license.
- Update copyright years.
- Specify the license for the Debian packaging too (GPL-2+).
- Implement a version of the copyright format proposal.
* debian/patches/02_tmp_in_HOME:
- The context changed, modify it so that it finally checks for
“/tmp/” before returning, and switch to using “$HOME/.blender/”
instead in that case.
- As a side note, it wouldn't be sufficient to set TMP or TMPDIR in
the wrapper since the factory B.blend file contains that hardcoded
value, and is used at the very beginning of the BLI_where_is_used()
function.
- That doesn't prevent files from being written in /tmp, but at least
keeps quit.blend out of there, as that was already previously done.
* debian/patches/04_de_po_fix:
- Drop it, merged upstream.
* debian/patches/10_gnukfreebsd_support:
- Disable it, needs update.
* debian/patches/20_gcc4.3_support:
- Drop it, merged upstream.
* debian/patches/30_fix_CVE-2008-1102:
- Drop it, was backported from upstream.
* debian/patches/40_workaround_scons_options_deprecation:
- Drop it, merged upstream (in a slightly different way).
* debian/patches/50_debian_build_config:
- Drop 2nd hunk since WITH_BF_OPENAL now defaults to “false”.
- Adapt the context of the (now) 5th hunk since BF_FFMPEG_LIB got
moved some lines above, and is now empty (further tweaks might be
needed).
- Refresh (get rid of the offset for) the other hunks.
* debian/patches/60_various_workarounds:
- Add it, used to work around some C*FLAGS-related problem with
scons.
* Update ffmpeg support:
- debian/control: Add libswscale-dev to Build-Depends.
- debian/patches/50_debian_build_config: Add libswscale to the
“pkg-config --libs” call.
* Use the system-wide FTGL library instead of the embedded one, thanks
Sam Hocevar (Closes: #478015):
- debian/control: Replace ftgl-dev with libftgl-dev in Build-Depends
since the former is deprecated (dummy package in oldlibs). Since
the package name change happened when the FTGL shared library was
introduced, that also ensures that no static FTGL library is used.
- debian/patches/50_debian_build_config:
- Use “/usr” for BF_FTGL instead of “#extern/bFTGL”.
- Use “${BF_FTGL}/include/FTGL” for BF_FTGL_INC since
“pkg-config --cflags ftgl” returns several “-I” flags.
- Use “pkg-config --libs ftgl” for BF_FTGL_LIBS.
- debian/patches/10_use_systemwide_ftgl:
- Add it, needed since upstream doesn't support (yet) building
with a system-wide FTGL library. Forwarded upstream.
- debian/patches/20_fix_ftbfs_with_latest_ftgl:
- Add it, needed due to upstream changes in FTGL. An include of
GL/gl.h is missing, and the FTGL Advance(…) function calls are
now to be replaced with Advance(…).Xf() ones. Not forwarded
upstream yet, waiting for API stabilization first.
* debian/pyversions:
- Add it, set to “2.5” to ensure byte-compilation only targets
python2.5, since there are now scripts using python2.5-only syntax.
* debian/blender-wrapper:
- Be more gentle when used over NFS: Don't write the revision when it
wasn't changed since the last time blender was run. The possible
write delay might trigger reading an empty string from that file.
- Also be more robust, check for empty strings when reading from
VERSION and REVISION files.
* debian/source.lintian-overrides:
- Drop it, no longer needed since upstream no longer ships .svn/*
files.
* debian/control:
- Add libopenal-dev and libalut-dev to B-D, now builds fine with
them. That also makes it clear that no internal copy of openal is
used (Closes: #323527).
-- Cyril Brulebois <kibi at debian.org> Mon, 26 May 2008 00:17:25 +0200
** Affects: blender (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Please sync blender 2.46+dfsg-2 from Debian(Unstable)
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