Having trouble doing the signing. I was able to sign the .deb but not the .changes, any hints? I couldn't rectify the situation online yet
On Mon, Apr 4, 2016 at 9:50 AM, Gianfranco Costamagna < locutusofb...@debian.org> wrote: > Hi Herbert > > if you want to maintain the package in Debian it would be easier to find a > sponsor. > > > you might want to start from there > https://wiki.debian.org/IntroDebianPackaging > > you will probably need to check lintian and check-all-the-things to first > review your packaging. > > after that, please upload to mentors.debian.net and open an RFS bug > > cheers, > > G. > > > Il Sabato 19 Marzo 2016 21:11, Herbert Elwood Gilliland III < > herb.gillil...@gmail.com> ha scritto: > > > Hi Debian Mentors, > > I am a long-time user of nano - in fact it replaced my use of pico - but > in 2011 after I made a request to the nano people and that was > categorically denied, I decided to make an editor for linux using ncurses > that was a little more modern and similar to editors found on desktop PCs > like Windows and Mac. That's how fed (fedit) started. > > It has the feel of nano combined with feel of, say, Notepad++ or > KomodoEdit. > > Anyway, I was within 3 or 4 features of what I would call a version 1.0, > when I hit a roadblock trying to get it into a distro and decided to give > up for a while. Looking back at all of the features I packed into it, I > know it deserves a home among the other terminal editors like emacs, vi, > nano et al. It's really _different_ than those editors, and should be able > to stand on its own. The problem is, not many people know about it or have > it as a part of their linux experience. > > I've been using Debian since 1991 and I really would love it to be a part > of the apt-get package downloading system, officially supported! I have > some time to devote to this, but not a ton, but I want to persevere so I > can apt-get nano and also apt-get fed > > I'm willing to change to license it however it must be, I just really want > people to experience some of the awesome features of fed > > fed incorporates some of the greatest features of an ncurses editor, but > also in a familiar way regarding keystroes, and it has a 'perfect amount of > features' rather than an absolute ton as its core offering. It can be > extended through short scripts using a plugin interface, in virtually any > scripting language, but especially PHP, python, perl, shell scripts (so > anything really). > > A video (which covers pretty much EVERYTHING AWESOME about fed and its > prepackaged PHP plugins) is here: > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vsc_NzxK67k > > > And the source is here, if anyone wants to try it out on their box: > http://sourceforge.net/projects/fed > > > I'd love to find a sponsor and have fed just an apt-get away on any Debian > distro (Ubuntu etc) .. at least, that's what i'm trying to accomplish. > > TIA > -h3rb >
