[Kde-imaging] Re: *kipi* debian pkgs for beta release?

[Achim Bohnet]

On Tuesday 14 September 2004 03:47, Christopher Martin wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> Quoting Achim Bohnet <ach at mpe.mpg.de>:
> > I've almost finished debian pkgs for cvs versions of libexif, libkipi
> > and kipi-plugins (well, digikam and digikamimageplugins pkgs too).
> 
> Great!
> 
> > Debian kipi aware app maintainers:  Anyone already working on pkgs
> > for cvs versions of kimdaba, gwenview or showimg?   If there's a
> > need/desire I can send my debian dirs or create an 'experimental'
> > apt repo.
> 
> Current releases of Gwenview can be compiled with kipi support. Testing
> this out and talking to the other kipi-affected Debian maintainers was on
> my past-Sarge/post-summer-fieldwork todo list; I guess you've done most of
> my work for me :)
> 
> Anyway, if you could upload your packages somewhere, then when I get back
> to my computer (sometime next week), I'll let you know how gwenview works
> with kipi - I could certainly upload (somewhere) gwenview packages with
> kipi support.

That would be nice!  I have not found the time to try other
kipi aware apps yet.

To make life easier:

	http://www.mpe.mpg.de/~ach/debian/experimental/Pkgs.php

Pkgs are currently only from cvs 7-Sep.  I was the last nights busy
updating my other packages.  But I expect to find some more time
next weekend to add i18n, polish them a bit more and upload them
again.

Unofficial 'orig.tar' files were created with

    cvs2dist $cvsroot $name -n $name -v $version \
                        --no-bzip2 -m --no-i18n
    mv -v $name-$version.tar.gz  ${name}_$version.orig.tar.gz

Feel free to look at the diffs and complain about
everything you notice except the digikam pkg. Digikam cvs pkg
is currently a just a minimal debian setup that (due to my lazy-
ness) uses cdbs.  It's quite behind Pauls polished digikam 0.6.2
in Debian.

Achim
> 
> Cheers,
> Christopher Martin
> 
> 
> 

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