RFS: Patches available for user-mode-linux, kernel-patch-uml

Hi guys, a couple of weeks ago I submitted some patches in order to make the user-mode-linux support, as well as kernel-patch-uml, a bit more actual and to help the people, who would like to try this technology, available for sarge kernels. This means that user-mode-linux was knowingly not

RFS: glkterm - an implementation of the Glk library for terminals

Hi, this is the second of my seven sponsoring requests for packages related to Interactive Fiction and the Glk library specification. I'm posting them separately for clarity and CCing the corresponding ITP for each package. Apologies for the number of emails. Any comments on the packages are

RFS: xglk - Glk implementation for the X Window System

Hi, this is the third of my seven sponsoring requests for packages related to Interactive Fiction and the Glk library specification. I'm posting them separately for clarity and CCing the corresponding ITP for each package. Apologies for the number of emails. Any comments on the packages are

RFS: glkloader - dynamic loading front end for Glk libraries

Hi, this is the fourth of my seven sponsoring requests for packages related to Interactive Fiction and the Glk library specification. I'm posting them separately for clarity and CCing the corresponding ITP for each package. Apologies for the number of emails. Any comments on the packages are

RFS: nitfol - a Z-machine adventure game interpreter

Hi, this is the sixth of my seven sponsoring requests for packages related to Interactive Fiction and the Glk library specification. I'm posting them separately for clarity and CCing the corresponding ITP for each package. Apologies for the number of emails. Any comments on the packages are

RFS: int-fiction-ifp - Interactive Fiction Plugin engine -- a collection of game intepreters

Hi, this is the last of my seven sponsoring requests for packages related to Interactive Fiction and the Glk library specification. I'm posting them separately for clarity and CCing the corresponding ITP for each package. Apologies for the number of emails. Any comments on the packages are

RFS: liblog-dispatch-perl -- Dispatches messages to multiple Log::Dispatch::* objects

Hello, I'm searching for an sponsor for the liblog-dispatch-perl Package. * Package name: liblog-dispatch-perl Version : 2.11 Upstream Author : Dave Rolsky [EMAIL PROTECTED] * License : GPL Description : Dispatches messages to multiple Log::Dispatch::* objects

Re: Para quem sempre Amei Angels Card !!!!!!!

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Re: Para quem sempre Amei Angels Card !!!!!!!

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RFS: actr5 - Cognitive architecture

Hi, since nobody answered my question about packaging Lisp application such as the one that is the subject of this RFS, I decided there might not be any problems with it. You can find the package at http://neutronic.mine.nu/unstable. Source: actr5 Version: 20040422 Section: science

Re: RFS: actr5 - Cognitive architecture

On Thu, Dec 01, 2005 at 02:30:17PM -0500, Fran?ois-Denis Gonthier wrote: Package: actr5 Architecture: i386 Depends: cmucl Description: Cognitive architecture ACT-R is a cognitive architecture: a theory for simulating and understanding human cognition. More simply put, by simulating an

RFS: BOINC

Hi, I'm looking for a co-maintainer and sponsor for BOINC. BOINC is the infrastructure for distributed computing that is developed and used by the [EMAIL PROTECTED] project. More information about BOINC is available here: http://boinc.berkeley.edu/ I'm not looking only for a sponsor who

RFS: GNUstep packages

I have taken over maintainership of the GNUstep core packages (gnustep-make, gnustep-base, gnustep-gui, gnustep-back, gnustep-ppd) -- at least until Eric Heintzmann has more free time again. I am also planning on taking over some other GNUstep packages that have been orphaned (e.g. renaissance,

Re: RFS: tex4ht - A system for generating hypertext using TeX

Dear Mentors, On Fri, 25 Nov 2005, Kapil Hari Paranjape wrote: On Wed, 23 Nov 2005, Kapil Hari Paranjape wrote: Package: tex4ht Version: 20051122.2010-1 Where: http://www.imsc.res.in/~kapil/debian/tex4ht/tex4ht*20051122.2010*

Two questions related to C++ ABI transition

Hello, One package I maintain (libscim8 from scim) is going through the c2-c2a C++ ABI transition. I have two questions about the dependency handling in such a transition: 1. Raised by my sponsor - Should I add g++ (= 4.0.2-4) to the Build-Depends? I did not do so, and my sponsor asked why not.