On Fri, Oct 09, 2015 at 10:55:01AM +0200, Wasserthal wrote: > I have written a new chemical drawing program which is intended to > have uttermost compatibility to the cambridgesoft formats. > It is also optimized in regard to running speed, opening large > files, and a small program footprint.
Nice! > I created a working debian directory in it and adapted it to a recent > version of debian > > As I am no registered debian contributor and never contributed a > whole project before, I must ask you to add it to your archive or > tell me if there are problems with this project. The Debichem project has packaged a few drawing programs already, see http://blends.debian.org/debichem/tasks/view-edit-2d Some of them are quite old/unmaintained or not very user-friendly, so having a really good one would be welcome. I think bkchem is probably the best we have for now, but its author has abondened it. We either maintain the debian/ directory on its own in subversion (see e.g. http://anonscm.debian.org/viewvc/debichem/unstable/bkchem/ ) or the whole project in git, then usually with a different packaging branch which contains the debian/ directory I think. If you want to maintain lhendraw for Debian as part of the Debichem project, you should (i) create a (guest-) account on alioth (https://alioth.debian.org) and (ii) request membership in the Debichem project (https://alioth.debian.org/projects/debichem/ - there should be a button for this in the lower right) > It can be found at www.github.com/Wasserthal/lhendraw There's been quite some activity recently which is great! However, there is not much documentation there. Are the screenshots from http://www.nefkom.net/wasserthal/lhendraw.html still current? How easy is it to use for end-users? I won't have much time over the weekend but I will try to review your packaging next week. Cheers, Michael
