On Tue, Jul 05, 2016 at 04:33:15PM +0200, Andrew Shadura wrote: > On 03/05/16 20:22, Antoine Beaupré wrote: > > This issue is now fixed. > > Yes, and I have uploaded 2.1.0 to Debian.
Cool, thanks! > > However, to fix this in sid, we'll need to setup a transition for > > libmowgli. This seems overkill, to say the least, since atheme is, as > > far as I know, the only package depending on libmowgli. > > At the moment yes. libmowgli should probably go away. Okay, do you want to orphan the package, should I file for removal, or how do we proceed? > > Why are we keeping those two separate anyways? It's not as if there's a > > lot of things that use libmowgli out there. In the whole existence of > > the package, *nothing* came up that reused the library. > > In the past, libguess and audacious used libmowgli, but both then > stopped doing so. Oooh... i was wondering which packages that might have been. :) I have now uploaded atheme 7.2.6, which links against debian's libmowgli. let me know if you take measures to remove it from sid so i can upload a new package... thanks for following up! PS: btw, i missed your message because I wasn't cc'd in your reply... -- A riot is the language of the unheard. - Martin Luther King, Jr.
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