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[Jakson A. Aquino]

Hi Carleos, and Berhard,

I'm glad that Carleos might build the Debian package.
Although I have made it for release 1.3.0, it really
wasn't following Debian rules, and I still don't know how to
make it correctly.

Thanks Carleos!

Best,

Jakson



On Fri, Sep 30, 2005 at 02:27:32AM +0200, Bernhard Reiter wrote:
> Hi Carleos,
> 
> Am 29. Sep 2005 um 22:58:22 schrieb Carleos Artime:
> > First, sorry for taking so much time to answer.  I'm very busy now,
> > like all of you, I suppose...
> 
> no problem, it is good to read you now!
> 
> > 1. I have not used "statist" for a long time.  But building the Debian
> >    package was quite easy, becauses it uses GNU tools (configure & make).
> 
> What was the reason for not using it?
> Especially: Can we make you a user again?
> 
> > 2. I just received a message, that my ITP (intent to package) to Debian
> >    is closed, because it was too old and no Debian developer was 
> >    interested in it.  Sure it helped that I did not continue to build
> >    packages for the new versions.  See http://bugs.debian.org/155073
> > 
> > 3. If there is an interest, I can "reopen" that "bug" and try to build
> >    the new "statist".  
> 
> It is Jakson's say, but I'd say: Go ahead!
> 
> >    I remember that last time we discussed whether there
> >    should be a German or English version by default.  By following this
> >    list, I presume that gettext support was improved thereafter, and now
> >    packaging "statist" should be even easier.
> 
> Yes, Jakson completely enabled gettext, so Statist is completely
> internationalised.
> 
> Best,
> 	Bernhard

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