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Re: [seul-edu] FW: DebianEdu and menu structure
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- Subject: Re: [seul-edu] FW: DebianEdu and menu structure
- From: Doug Loss <drloss@suscom.net>
- Date: Thu, 20 Feb 2003 09:57:13 -0500
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Darryl Palmer wrote:
I received the below mail from Hertzog, the person in charge of
DebianEdu. Is it our idea to take permanent maintenance of the packages
that we create? Is there anyone on the list that is a Debian developer
already or started the paper work to become one? I would be willing to
help out with maintaining the packages but is it really the goal of
SEUL/edu to take this on?
-----Original Message-----
From: Raphael Hertzog [mailto:rhertzog@hrnet.fr]
<snip>
Do you have Debian developers to integrate all those package in Debian
itself ? Do you plan to maintain them on a regular basis or is this just
a one-time effort ?
I think our first preference should be for the maintainer of the
application itself to take permanent maintenance of the Debian package
(and our RPM and TGZ packages too, for that matter). Second, if any of
our people are or want to become Debian developers and take permanent
maintenance of the packages we develop that would be fine. The question
of ongoing maintenance of these packages is a big one, though. We need
to think about how (and if) we can do that. I'd prefer to see the
application developers themselves perform that task, since that would
keep things as current as possible. Even if only ~30% of them did so,
it would take some burden off of us. Perhaps we should think about some
sort of ISO-apps-announce mailing list for our packaging crew where the
app maintainers would be strongly encouraged to post update
announcements for their apps. That way, we couldn't have to chase down
every update ourselves.
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