. The Debian packaging lives in the new DEP-14 branches debian/master, upstream/latest and pristine-tar and as such it can coexist with the source repository which is a good arrangement for small projects. If you'll accept the Debian packaging into your repo I thought to send the relevant PRs but GitHub will only let me send PRs to branches that already exist in your repo. I now think the cleanest way to bring the branches in would be for someone with push access to push them. You could either add my forked repo as another remote to get hold of them and then push them yourself or, if you want to give me push access here for a short time, I can push them to your repo. Happy to maintain the packaging as you do new releases, it's super simple.
I don't know if this project will ever see enough demand to justify the whole effort of getting into the official Debian repos but I think publishing a binary .deb would be nice for many users. It's easy for me to build one each release, we'd just need somewhere to host them (~100Kb).
Hi, thank you for this daemon. I use it and I've just packaged it for the Debian family here
https://github.com/dzamo/asus_fanmode/
. The Debian packaging lives in the new DEP-14 branches
debian/master,upstream/latestandpristine-tarand as such it can coexist with the source repository which is a good arrangement for small projects. If you'll accept the Debian packaging into your repo I thought to send the relevant PRs but GitHub will only let me send PRs to branches that already exist in your repo. I now think the cleanest way to bring the branches in would be for someone with push access to push them. You could either add my forked repo as another remote to get hold of them and then push them yourself or, if you want to give me push access here for a short time, I can push them to your repo. Happy to maintain the packaging as you do new releases, it's super simple.I don't know if this project will ever see enough demand to justify the whole effort of getting into the official Debian repos but I think publishing a binary
.debwould be nice for many users. It's easy for me to build one each release, we'd just need somewhere to host them (~100Kb).