At Wed, 14 Dec 2011 13:32:47 +0100,
Nicolai Hess wrote:
> Yes, but who decides to transfer the maintainance? Can this only be done by
> the current
> maintainer?
> I doubt most maintainers of orphaned packages are listening to this
> request.
As I understand it, the maintainer gets an email. If t
2011/12/14 Neal H. Walfield
> Hi Nicolai,
>
> > Is it possible to transfer the maintainance for orphaned packages to
> other,
> > still active, developers?
> > If so, I would volunteer myself for maintainance of some orphaned
> packages.
>
> If you look at the package's page (e.g.,
> http://maemo
Hi Nicolai,
> Is it possible to transfer the maintainance for orphaned packages to other,
> still active, developers?
> If so, I would volunteer myself for maintainance of some orphaned packages.
If you look at the package's page (e.g.,
http://maemo.org/packages/view/feedingit/), there is a "Requ
2011/12/14 Attila Csipa
> On 14-Dec-11 03:00, Roberto Colistete Jr. wrote:
>
>> This have been talked about, but stopped at a question - do you really
>>> want orphaned packages published in Extras ? If a problem surfaces or a
>>> bug gets reported, there is nobody to take care of it, and removal
On 14-Dec-11 03:00, Roberto Colistete Jr. wrote:
This have been talked about, but stopped at a question - do you really
want orphaned packages published in Extras ? If a problem surfaces or a
bug gets reported, there is nobody to take care of it, and removal can
get really tricky (who gets final
On 12/12/2011 08:19 PM, emme750 at gmail.com wrote:
You should also solve the problem of those applications that are ready to be promoted,
but the maintainer is no longer "alive".
For example, after one month of the release, the promotion may become
automatic, or we should enable Supertester to
