Experimental/Rough UserLinux Packages
Benj. Mako Hill
mako at canonical.com
Wed Mar 30 22:59:24 CST 2005
<quote who="Ghe Rivero" date="2005-03-29 00:29:09 +0200">
> What the hell!!! I was just updating it now :( Anyway, well done.
Well. I think that actually the changes that I've made are 100%
portable into Userlinux. Not only *can* they moved but I think all of
the changes proabably qualify as bug fixes so you wan't to take it
anyway. I don't even see the need to maintain a seperate branch.
> > I've had to clean these up and remove or change a few things to get
> > them to install on either Hoary on even in Debian sid (where they
> > claimed they worked).
>
> We are focusing on fix RC bugs instead of UserLinux related stuff.
Sure. I've read this on the UL mailing list. With my Debian hat on, I
thank you. :)
> > There is a lot more help they could get but I wanted to minimze
> > the delta between these and upstream so I've left a number of
> > things that are I think could be improved. I'll work with upstream
> > authors to help rectify most things.
>
> We must be in contact them.
Bruce told me to contact someone other than you who has not responded
to me. Since you responsive, I'm happy to work with you on this.
> > For no good reason that I can tell, the meta-packages are i386
> > specific. I want fix this in all of them but I do not have source
> > for two metapackages (userlinux-server-base or userlinux-artwork)
> > and cannot rebuild these myself or provide source. I have emailed
> > the userlinux folks to see if I can get full source for their
> > packages.
>
> I have the sources. Be expecting.
Is it in a CVS/SVN/BAZ repository? That would be really ideal.
Regards,
Mako
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