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Package for Debian, and derivatives like Ubuntu? #669
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we're very happy to accept help in packaging, especially if you can get us up to debian standards. |
[Niv Sardi]
we're very happy to accept help in packaging, especially if you can
get us up to debian standards.
That sound very good. Are you by chance users of Debian or a derivative
yourself? I would be happy to guide, mentor and sponsor an upload (ie
sign and upload a package made by others), but lack the required spare
time to do the work myself.
I'm available on IRC, 'pere' on #debian-multimedia (irc.debian.org) if
you want to discuss what is needed to make a Debian package. :)
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Happy hacking
Petter Reinholdtsen
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in theory, Now I have now idea if it's compliant to anything, but it does install on Ubuntu and derivatives. https://github.com/butterproject/butter-desktop/blob/master/gulpfile.js#L354 |
i'm a debian develloper myself, and lack the time to do the packaging. |
Would you be willing to work on packaging the Butter desktop client for Debian and Ubuntu? There is a request for Debian package at https://bugs.debian.org/741972 , and including it in Debian would make it available in a consistent and tested state for a large audience, including all the Debian derivatives like Ubuntu and Raspbian.
This would probably require changes to the build system of Butter. Are you interested in accepting changes to help Linux distribution packaging?
Note, consistent copyright licensing is a key requirement, and including license information in each file make it easier to track the copyright status of the entire project. Having such copyright headers make it easier to get packages accepted into Debian.
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