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From: | Chad Hardin |
Subject: | Debian and SimplyGNUstep |
Date: | Sun, 5 Oct 2003 17:30:31 -1000 |
So, I've decided to go on a new route:I'm gonna make it a Debian Sarge based distro. Not a fork, just regular Debian with extra packages and a different install disc. There already is some gnustep deb stuff, but the Debian filesystem rules makes it strange because the gnustep stuff get's installed in strange places, as many of you know. I plan on making gnustep .deb packages which install in more user-friendly places, like /System, /Network, etc.
Right now I'm making a .deb called sgstep-gnustep-make, which installs in / and of course allows applications to be installed there too. I'm thinking this is the only SGSTEp specific .dsc I'l have to make, since the other .dscs will build and install according to whatever makefile package builder's current gnustep-make has in place.
My hope is that once this is done, I can start making all kinds of other gnustep .dsc's which will work on both regular Debian and SGSTEP. hopefully I can start maintainging a lot of Debian GNUstep stuff.
So, my question is, is this cool? Does anybody mind me becoming a Debian package maintainer for most (all?) gnustep stuff out there? I'm up to it.
Chad
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