[Ubuntus MOTU School] Packaging without debhelper and/or CDBS
William Cai
wcai at xwarelabs.com
Wed Dec 7 12:53:33 GMT 2005
Stephan,
Is it possible to publish the training document on website? It would be
helpful for those who won't attend this training.
Thanks,
-William
On Tue, 2005-12-06 at 22:47 +0100, Stephan Hermann wrote:
> Good Evening,
>
> The Project "Ubuntus MOTU School" proudly presents:
>
> Topic: Packaging without debhelper and/or CDBS
> When: 10th of December, 17:00 UTC
> Who: Andrew Mitchell <ajmitch ___at____ ubuntu dot com>
>
> We are inviting YOU, yes we mean you, to join #ubuntu-motu-school on
> irc.freenode.net.
>
> Andrew Mitchell will give us a good introduction into Debian packaging
> without the help of debhelper or CDBS.
>
> Why?
>
> We, the MOTUs and as well the core devs of Ubuntu, think it's time to increase
> the level of education. Right now, it's quite difficult to enter the world of
> debian packaging and development.
>
> WE WANT TO CHANGE THIS!
>
> And the best way to change this, is to have some lectures.
> Everybody who is interested to be involved in Ubuntu MOTU work and Ubuntu
> development and as well in Debian packaging is invited to join us.
> Even MOTUs and Core Devs are learning every day new ways to improve
> themselves. And what we can, you can as well.
>
>
> About Andrew Mitchell:
>
> Andrew is Debian Developer and MOTU since January 2005. Actually to become a
> Debian Developer (abbrev.: DD) you will start as "Padawan", so you learn
> packaging from the ground. To speak of a "Master of the Universe" (abbrev.:
> MOTU) he is one of our heros in several transitions and merge runs. He knows
> what he is doing and is always very sensible to do no mistakes in his
> packages.
> His opinions and views are appreciated all over the MOTUs.
>
>
> About "Masters of the Universe":
>
> The "Masters of the Universe" are responsible for Ubuntus "Universe and
> Multiverse" repositories.
> We are a group of 25-30 people who are doing volunteer work for Ubuntu. We are
> all Ubuntu Members and stick with the CoC. We try to fix every package in
> Universe/Multiverse, we try to help other people to get their software into
> the Ubuntu Software Repositories. We try to change the world.
> You will find the "MOTUs" in the #ubuntu-motu channel on irc.freenode.net.
>
> Thank you for your attention,
>
> Stephan Hermann aka \sh
>
> for the Ubuntu MOTU (School) Team.
>
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