Open sandrotosi opened 2 years ago
I don't think there are real plans at all atm. After cmake integration is done, I'm planning to try this (or maybe split generic and wx-stuff and add some qt), but I wouldn't hold my breath for it.
thanks for getting back to me!
I don't think there are real plans at all atm. After cmake integration is done,
i feel that's been in the work for quite some time, are we close to merge it?
I'm planning to try this (or maybe split generic and wx-stuff and add some qt), but I wouldn't hold my breath for it.
that's a bit of an issue, given it may mean amule will get removed from debian if not compatible with wxWidget 3.12. i was pointed to https://github.com/amule-project/amule/pull/168 but i'm not sure it's sufficient
Debian applied a cleaned up version of the patch and applied it to sid - for details, see the bug report link at the top. Not sure if it gets an exception for migrating back to testing (=bookworm). I've uploaded the patch (not from me ;) ) and the deb packages here: https://mifritscher.de/austausch/debian-bookworm/amule/ .
Debian applied a cleaned up version of the patch and applied it to sid - for details, see the bug report link at the top. Not sure if it gets an exception for migrating back to testing (=bookworm). I've uploaded the patch (not from me ;) ) and the deb packages here: https://mifritscher.de/austausch/debian-bookworm/amule/ .
and why not point to the actual debian packaging repository here and the wx porting patch here instead of your personal/unofficial repo?
and why not point to the actual debian packaging repository here and the wx porting patch here instead of your personal/unofficial repo?
Regarding the first link: Somehow I don't see the deb-files at your first link? The rationale of publishing these files is to have them even when sid goes forward and the deb-files in sid are not compatible with bookworm anymore.
Regarding the second: Mixture of time problem (this wasn't here when I tested the patch) and didn't see this yesterday ;-)
As you seem to be the maintainer for the debian packages: https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/amule reveals that the only reason left not to be in testing is the freeze: Is there any chance to get an approval to let it slip into testing again, as it is not a "core" package? I'm more than happy to kill my personal "repo" if it included into testing again (or bookworm-backports) :-)
As you seem to be the maintainer for the debian packages: https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/amule reveals that the only reason left not to be in testing is the freeze: Is there any chance to get an approval to let it slip into testing again, as it is not a "core" package? I'm more than happy to kill my personal "repo" if it included into testing again (or bookworm-backports) :-)
good point, opened http://bugs.debian.org/1033375
Thanks you very much! As it is in bookworm now, I killed my repo with an hint "These are now on the official debian bookworm (testing) repository. " :-)
amuled (daemon) crash a lot with debian patch and wx3.2.4 i paste te output here https://github.com/amule-project/amule/pull/168
any chance for update the patch for fix the issue?
greetings
Hello, in debian we're planning on moving away from wxwidgets3.0 and to wxwidgets3.2 in the upcoming release, see http://bugs.debian.org/1019841
It looks like an initial attempt to build amule with 3.2 was done in fedora: https://pkgs.rpmfusion.org/cgit/free/amule.git/commit/?id=e13689d65ff6d1ca6f563226a2e1b95ea0259452 but it was also quickly reverted: https://pkgs.rpmfusion.org/cgit/free/amule.git/commit/?id=bc4e4fedcb425fa2efa951e08dbaed891d380462
Do you plan on support 3.2 (hopefully in an upcoming amule release :) )?