Bug#982063: RFP: ulauncher -- Application launcher for GNU/Linux

[Johannes Rohr]

Package: wnpp
Severity: wishlist

* Package name    : ulauncher
  Version : 5.9
  Upstream Author : Aleksandr Gornostal 
* URL : https://ulauncher.io/
* License : GPL
  Programming Lang: Python
  Description : Application launcher for GNU/Linux

A very versatile and extensible application launcher for desktops.
It is a great addition for desktop envirohnments such as MATE,
whose built-in application launcher has only core function.
Its features include fuzzy search, custom skins, shortcuts, plugins,
and commands. Ulauncher is excellent at launching applications,
searching through folders, opening files – all with an eye candy preview
window.

It would be great to have, because all the predecessors such as
synapse seem to have been orphaned. It has been packaged for
Ubuntu already, a ppa is available.




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Bug#847613: Use code from PPA for initial package

[Johannes Rohr]

I really value the intent to package this piece of software, but for me
it is hard to understand why after two years of the ITP, still nothing
has happened.

For starters, it should be easy to just pull the code from the Nextcloud
PPA over at Ubuntu
, which is
also linked from the Nextcloud website, that is, it comes closest to
being an official package endorsed by upstream.

Having a native deb would be clearly advantageous ove the AppImage, as
the latter does not provide file manager integration, automatic upgrades
or system wide installation.

Johannes

Bug#677605: RFP: mbm-gpsd -- control daemon for Ericsson F3507g Mobile Broadband / GPS devices

[Johannes Rohr]

Package: wnpp
Severity: wishlist

* Package name: mbm-gpsd
  Version : GIT
  Upstream Author : MBM developers 
* URL : http://mbm.sourceforge.net/
* License : GPL
  Programming Lang: C
  Description : control daemon for Ericsson F3507g Mobile Broadband / GPS 
devices

The GPS control software is developed with gpsd in mind. This means that gpsd
will work with the pseudo-devices published by mbm-gpsd which in turn means
that any gps application that uses gpsd will also work with the Ericsson
modules. While it is possible to use the devices published by the modules
directly (basic funcionality by sending AT-commands manually), mbm-gpsd will
make things alot easier. For example it will automatically turn the gps on/off
when clients connect, enter the pin/puk code and enable assisted gps mode which
requires user interaction. For user interaction a control application;
mbm-gps-control is also available. 



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Bug#406448: O: gtk-imonc

[Johannes Rohr]

Package: wnpp
Severity: normal

I intend to orphan the gtk-imonc package. I don't have access to a fli4l
routers anymore. Therefore I cannot verify gtk-imonc's proper
functioning any longer.

The latest upstream release is of Jan 2005. It already has a bug,
preventing proper remote updates of the router software.

My old email address, which is still in the control file is
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Unfortunately I had to switch that one of because the load of daily spam
became just unbearable.

Thanks,

Johannes

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Bug#364731: O: f-prot-installer -- F-Prot(tm) Antivirus installer package

[Johannes Rohr]

Package: wnpp
Severity: normal

I intend to orphan the f-prot-installer package, as I definitely don't
have the time to maintain it. The package has been up for adoption for
many months now. While a number of people have expressed interest in
maintaining this package, nobody has actually done so.

The package description is:
 F-Prot(tm) for Workstations is a powerful command-line virus
 scanner. It can be run stand-alone or utilized by other packages
 such as mailscanner or amavis.
 .
 Since the license does not explicitely permit redistribution, this
 package doesn't contain the actual software, but downloads it from
 the vendor's FTP site and installs it for you.
 .
 The installer has been tested with F-Prot(tm) 4.0.0 and does not work for
 older versions.
 .
 This package also comes with a maintenance script to keep your
 F-Prot(tm) installation up-to-date. Furthermore a cron script for
 automatic virus definition updates is included.
 .
 If you install F-Prot for Workstations(tm), please take into
 account the rather restrictive license terms.
 .
 More info about F-Prot(tm) can be found at http://www.f-prot.com

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Bug#318002: RFA: f-prot-installer -- F-Prot(tm) Antivirus installer package

[Johannes Rohr]

Package: wnpp
Severity: normal

I request an adopter for the f-prot-installer package.

My time is /very/ limited and I think the package needs some love.
Please contact me if you feel motivated to adopt it.



The package description is:
 F-Prot(tm) for Workstations is a powerful command-line virus
 scanner. It can be run stand-alone or utilized by other packages
 such as mailscanner or amavis.
 .
 Since the license does not explicitely permit redistribution, this
 package doesn't contain the actual software, but downloads it from
 the vendor's FTP site and installs it for you.
 .
 The installer has been tested with F-Prot(tm) 4.0.0 and does not work for
 older versions.
 .
 This package also comes with a maintenance script to keep your
 F-Prot(tm) installation up-to-date. Furthermore a cron script for
 automatic virus definition updates is included.
 .
 If you install F-Prot for Workstations(tm), please take into
 account the rather restrictive license terms.
 .
 More info about F-Prot(tm) can be found at http://www.f-prot.com

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Bug#243706: ITP: mozilla-firefox-locale-de -- Mozilla Firefox German language/region package

[Johannes Rohr]

Package: wnpp
Severity: wishlist

* Package name: mozilla-firefox-locale-de
  Version : 0.8
  Upstream Author : Abdulkadir Topal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
* URL : http://www.firefox-browser.de/
* License : (Triple license: MPL, GPL, LGPL)
  Description : Mozilla Firefox German language/region package

 German Menu/Message resource and Region property package
 for Mozilla Firefox.

Preliminary package is available at
http://home.arcor.de/j.rohr/debian/ unstable/

I'm not a DD so I'll have to find a sponsor to upload it.

Bug#237013: Bug #237013: RFP: aspell-ru -- russian dictionary for GNU Aspell

[Johannes Rohr]

Followup-For: Bug #237013
Package: wnpp

Alas, the package has copyright issues. 
>From the upstream Copyright file:

The true copyright and source of this wordlist is unknown.  The RPM from
which I made the word list from (ASPLinux, 0.1-1.asp) said it was
GPL but included no documentation what so ever.

Bug#237013: RFP: aspell-ru -- russian dictionary for GNU Aspell

[Johannes Rohr]

Package: wnpp
Severity: wishlist

* Package name: aspell-ru
  Version : 0.50.2
  Upstream Author :  Kevin Atkinson ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) 
* URL : http://aspell.sf.net
* License : (GPL)
  Description : russian dictionary for GNU Aspell

 This package contains all the required files to add support
 for Russian language to aspell spell checker.

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Bug#217521: ITP: gtk-imonc -- A Client for the one-diskette router `fli4l', using Gtk-2

[Johannes Rohr]

Joe Drew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> Johannes Rohr wrote:
>>   Description : A Client for the one-diskette router `fli4l', using Gtk-2
>
> "client for the one-diskette router fli4l"

Right, thanks. But shouldn't the first word be capitalized?

>> GTK-Imonc is a graphical client for FLI4L, a popular one-diskette
>> Linux-based router for small networks that offers many advanced
>> features (see http://www.fli4l.de/). Gtk-Imonc connects to the
>> imond server (the controlling daemon) on the router. It uses
>> Gtk-2.0 and integrates well into the Gnome desktop. (Seperate
>> clients for KDE and WindowMaker also exist)
>
> I think you can change the last sentence to "It integrates well into
> the GNOME desktop (separate clients which integrate well into KDE
> and WindowMaker also exist)."

You mean GNOME has to be all upper case?

> Are those other clients packaged?

Unoffical debs exist. None of them is in Debian yet.

> Maybe mention them by name.

Maybe. But since they are not in Debian (and I don't intend to package
KDE software since I don't use KDE myself), I'd rather give an URL
where a listing of those clients can be found.

>>  It displays:
>>   * online status / traffic info
>>   * router status
>>   * calls and connections when logging is activated on the router
>>  You can control:
>>   * dialing
>>   * system shutdown
>>   * different circuits (LCR)
>>   * channel bundling
>>   * hup-timeout of ipppd devices
>
> Paragraph form might be a good idea for these.

Probably. 

Thanks for the feedback,

Johannes

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Bug#217521: ITP: gtk-imonc -- A Client for the one-diskette router `fli4l', using Gtk-2

[Johannes Rohr]

Package: wnpp
Severity: wishlist

* Package name: gtk-imonc
  Version : 0.6
  Upstream Author : Stefan Strigler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
* URL : http://userpage.fu-berlin.de/~zeank/gtk-imonc
* License : GPL
  Description : A Client for the one-diskette router `fli4l', using Gtk-2

GTK-Imonc is a graphical client for FLI4L, a popular one-diskette
Linux-based router for small networks that offers many advanced features
(see http://www.fli4l.de/). Gtk-Imonc connects to the imond server (the
controlling daemon) on the router. It uses Gtk-2.0 and integrates well
into the Gnome desktop. (Seperate clients for KDE and WindowMaker also
exist)

 It displays:
  * online status / traffic info
  * router status
  * calls and connections when logging is activated on the router

 You can control:
  * dialing
  * system shutdown
  * different circuits (LCR)
  * channel bundling
  * hup-timeout of ipppd devices


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Bug#180368: nautilus-media: looking for a sponsor

[Johannes Rohr]

The package is ready and can be downloaded from
deb http://home.arcor.de/j.rohr/debian/unstable/ ./

It is lintian- and linda clean. Both source and binary have been
checked. However, we are still looking for a sponsor. A request on
debian-mentors hasn't met any response yet.

Johannes
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Bug#180368: RFP: nautilus-media -- Media goodies for nautilus

[Johannes Rohr]

Package: wnpp
Version: N/A; reported 2003-02-09
Severity: wishlist

* Package name: nautilus-media
  Version : 0.2
  Upstream Author : Thomas Vander Stichele <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
James Willcox 
Keith Conger
* URL : http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/sources/nautilus-media/0.2/
* License : GPL
  Description : Media goodies for nautilus

Media goodies for Nautilus

- audio view displays directory as audio tracks, plays them
- audio properties view aproperty page for audio files, used in
 nautilus
- gst-thumbnail  thumbnails videos for nautilus

Educational stuff for writing Nautilus views
- test view a test view to learn from

nautilus-media is part of the official Gnome 2.2 release.


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Bug#162159: Upstream is well debianized already

[Johannes Rohr]

The upstream offers a .deb for download and the source is quite well
debianized, builds cleanly (although I don't have a pbuilder to make a
real test.) It should take very few effort to get workrave into debian,
albeit it might make sense to wait for the next release which includes
system tray support, more translations etc.

Johannes
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Bug#163252: GwitchIT for GNOME2 is released, someone make debian package, please

[Johannes Rohr]

On Son, Nov 17, 2002 at 03:40:11 +0200, Egl? Girinait? wrote:
> GwitchIT for GNOME2 is released, someone make debian package, please.

Do you mean GSwitchIT? http://gswitchit.sourceforge.net

> Standart gnome keyboard switcher is not user-friendly and still doesn't 
> suppord switching between xkb groups :(

... while GSwitchit doesn't support switching between keymaps - which
makes it rather useless to me. (German/Russian are the keymaps that I
use most often). gkb may be a quick hack. But in its present state,
gswitchit is far from a suitable replacement.

Johannes