I am adopting the pilot-link package, which is split into (among others)
pilot-link and pilot-link-tcl. In the previous package, a tcl script
was left in the pilot-link package, which made it depend on tcl/tk and
therefore X. I want to move this file to pilot-link-tcl, and have done
so by placing
Ben Darnell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> In the previous package, a tcl script
> was left in the pilot-link package, which made it depend on tcl/tk and
> therefore X. I want to move this file to pilot-link-tcl, and have done
> so by placing the filename in debian/pilot-link-tcl.files. T
On 07-Oct-99 Dpk wrote:
> I recently adopted dhcpcd, and have made 3 uploads to close almost 20
> bugs against the potato version, which includes daemons for both 2.0.x
> and 2.(1, 2 ,and soon 3).x kernels.
>
> I am looking at the remaining bugs which are, for the most part, filed
> against the s
On 08-Oct-99 David Coe wrote:
> Ben Darnell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>
> [...]
>
>> In the previous package, a tcl script
>> was left in the pilot-link package, which made it depend on tcl/tk and
>> therefore X. I want to move this file to pilot-link-tcl, and have done
>> so by placing th
I'm not an official maintainer, but I'm only willing to find someone who
can sponsor me, so I take a package from the wnpp list a started to work
on it.
I'm working on hwtools. It's composed of many binary, and there are some
new upstream version of them. My problem is: what is the best method to
On 08-Oct-99 Mauro Mazzieri wrote:
> I'm not an official maintainer, but I'm only willing to find someone who
> can sponsor me, so I take a package from the wnpp list a started to work
> on it.
>
> I'm working on hwtools. It's composed of many binary, and there are some
> new upstream version of
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