Closed Timple closed 4 years ago
I have not used Ubuntu in ages but... Isn't pystemd already in Ubuntu ? Example https://packages.ubuntu.com/focal/python3-pystemd
On Sun, Mar 1, 2020, 11:15 PM Tim Clephas notifications@github.com wrote:
I know we can install the pip package on ubuntu. But we have an interest in releasing a .deb package that depends on pystemd. Therefor it would be nice that this package is also released, e.g. under the name python-pystemd
So people can install using apt-get install python-pystemd instead of pip install pystemd.
Would you have an interest for this?
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Ah, you're right! We are always using the latest LTS which is bionic at the moment. (Focal is not yet released).
I've put in a request at the maintainers to release for bionic: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pystemd/+question/689077
Thanks @Timple!
I know this project runs on ubuntu 18.04 (we're using it). But do you perhaps have a pointer on where this is made explicit? Because ubuntu focal uses 3.8 and ubuntu bionic uses 3.6.
I know we can install the pip package on ubuntu. But we have an interest in releasing a .deb package that depends on pystemd. Therefor it would be nice that this package is also released, e.g. under the name python-pystemd
So people can install using
apt-get install python-pystemd
instead ofpip install pystemd
.Would you have an interest for this?