On Tue, Mar 23, 2010 at 3:32 PM, Benjamin Drung bdr...@ubuntu.com wrote:
I have to admit that the barrier is high to get new packages into Ubuntu
and that creating new packages is not the best way to start/learn
packaging.
It seems to be that folks manage to create a package but it's not
Brian J Mingus wrote:
Yep! And since this is not a democracy I wonder who at Ubuntu has authorized
the demise of the REVU system? Isn't it part of Canonical's Ubuntu vision
and hasn't at least one paid employee been asked to do it? Wasn't that
person supervised by someone and did they drop the
Hi! I've notice that new version of OpenERP (5.07) still remain outdate
in universe ¿There is any advance for Lucid new release? We like to
contribute and meet the manteiner.
Thanks,
Humberto Yances
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Il giorno mer, 24/03/2010 alle 10.41 -0500, Humberto Yances ha scritto:
Hi! I've notice that new version of OpenERP (5.07) still remain
outdate in universe ¿There is any advance for Lucid new release? We
like to contribute and meet the manteiner.
Hello,
The updated packages are already in
On Wed, Mar 24, 2010 at 7:20 AM, Emmet Hikory per...@ubuntu.com wrote:
Brian J Mingus wrote:
Yep! And since this is not a democracy I wonder who at Ubuntu has
authorized
the demise of the REVU system? Isn't it part of Canonical's Ubuntu vision
and hasn't at least one paid employee been
On 23/03/2010, at 10.02, jdetaeye wrote:
The tools and the intention of the REVU process are right. But if
there aren't any reviewers working on the list, the process will
remain broken.
One problem is that we have no active REVU-coordinator for the time
being, and that REVU-days have not
Hello!
I just got this from the Update Manager (Ubuntu Karmic):
E:
/var/cache/apt/archives/nvidia-settings_195.36.15-0ubuntu1~nvidiavdpauppa3_i386.deb:
trying to overwrite '/usr/share/pixmaps/nvidia-settings.png', which is
also in package nvidia-glx-195 0
Indeed, this file is in
On 23/03/2010, at 22.32, Benjamin Drung wrote:
How many people working on that task and how many Ubuntu packages
needs
to be ported to Debian? Can we rely on the folks who port Ubuntu
packages back into Debian or is this more only a wish?
Porting is not the problem, it's getting the
