Yes, Hosting is not for free. Especially if high bandwidth is to be expected.
Different versions: not necessarily needed. Iknow from the QuantumSTEP repo
that only Base (Foundation) and GUI (AppKit) have some peculiar dependencies on
e.g. libssl, libpng, libjpeg which are different over
Right—your packages install into /usr/local instead of /usr/GNUstep, right?I kind of like the /usr/GNUstep setup, but I could also see the Debian people preferring the other. I think the official packages should probably mirror what Debian would want. And ultimately I think the goal would be for
consensus on how official packages should be built. descriptions etc. and ill
set aside a repo for it. it can also host apps etc but that has to be built by
someone else
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> On Mittwoch, Okt. 18, 2023 at 3:16 PM, Daniel Boyd
That’s awesome—let me know if I you can use any helpSent from my iPhoneOn Oct 18, 2023, at 09:05, Andreas Fink wrote:--Sent from Canary i do that already. I volunteer to host an official one. I run a ISP Backbone across Europe and Africa with multiple 100G links so Im ready for a lot
Downside for the private repo route is you have to pay for the hosting
infrastructure. And then you’ll need packages for a bunch versions of Debian
and Ubuntu that someone would need to curate.
Honest question—would it be easier to do a flatpak?
Also, is there any GNU infrastructure we could
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i do that already. I volunteer to host an official one. I run a ISP Backbone
across Europe and Africa with multiple 100G links so Im ready for a lot of
downloads :-).
I usually build into /usr/local for my own use. Im not sure how the old
packages
Well, I have no idea how Debian upstreaming works - I just know how a private
(or self-published) repository can work (and that it is easier to handle).
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> Am 18.10.2023 um 15:35 schrieb Daniel Boyd :
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> I know this isn’t the first time we’ve discussed getting clang-based gnustep
>
I know this isn’t the first time we’ve discussed getting clang-based gnustep
into Debian. Since Debian 12 just came out, I assume our next opportunity is
Debian 13? What prevented us from getting in 12 and what do we need to do to
get into 13?
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> On Oct 18, 2023, at 08:20,
> Am 18.10.2023 um 14:43 schrieb Daniel Boyd :
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> The problem with a desktop environment metapackage is that gnustep is not a
> desktop environment. Window Maker *uses* gnustep, but it is not gnustep
> proper. In the same way that xfce uses gtk+.
Yes, that is why I changed my mind to
The problem with a desktop environment metapackage is that gnustep is not a
desktop environment. Window Maker *uses* gnustep, but it is not gnustep proper.
In the same way that xfce uses gtk+.
I think you need to strike a balance somehow. On one hand, we don’t want to
make it hard to discover
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