Can you give me a good reason why it should not be a Debian native
package? It's been this way for a very long time now as you mentioned an
nobody else has felt the need to complain. In fact (though I can't be
sure) I think it was recommended to me in the first place by someone
else on the project.
To the best of my knowledge no other distribution provides the decnet
kernel module that it depends on, and I don't release separate upstream
sources any more. The rpm.spec probably doesn't produce a usable RPM any
more and is most definitely is not Fedora-compliant!
Making it a non-native package just doubles my workload for a package
that has extremely minimal use and benefits nobody that I can see.
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