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From: Andreas M. <am...@ub...> - 2012-02-13 18:58:01
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On 13.02.2012 14:46, matthieu Lecesne wrote: > Hi, > > Thank you for your work on the debian package. Since I am a ubuntu user, I like to have an updated version using official packages Since I'm a Ubuntu Developer, I can sync the debian package over to Ubuntu and have done that for the 2.0.0 release. I'll see to get 2.0.2 included in Debian within the next week or two. > I've added the man page in the 2.0.2 tarball. I've just changed what was too "debian specific" (hard coded paths). Thanks. > I won't be adding license information in the source files in the near future, because I want to stabilise trophy 2.0 (I want it to be available for the next Ubuntu LTS (12.04)) and it's too risky to change all the source files. However, I will in the next "big" release (one day ...) and I'll also try to get closer to the (upstream) rules. Ok, no problem. > Can you do something about it ? The best thing would be to have both versions available in the debian official package for transitioning (porting from clanlib 1.0 to clanlib 2.0 is not easy). I'll bring this up with the Debian Games team, it generally wouldn't be a problem to ship both clanlib1.0 and clanlib2.0 packages so that - when trophy has full support for 2.0 - it becomes just a matter of switching the depends over. Cheers, Andreas |