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tsujan / BreezeEnhanced

A fork of KDE Breeze decoration with additional options
GNU General Public License v3.0
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Can someone make a PPA? #2

Closed krisives closed 5 years ago

krisives commented 5 years ago

SierraBreeze has a PPA maintained by @thopiekar - how hard would it be to get a PPA setup for BreezeEnhanced? I haven't used Launchpad in years or packaged up anything in Debian for quite some time and I know the SierraBreeze packages are working great!

Thanks for any help!

tsujan commented 5 years ago

I haven't had a Debian-based distro for a long time, using an Arch-based distro.

krisives commented 5 years ago

"btw I use arch"

thopiekar commented 5 years ago

It wouldn't be hard, but need some time. Currently I'm on a project and kicking many hours per day. 14.25h yesterday are an example.

Just remind me next week. Will have enough time then and a jetlag I guess.

Cheers.

krisives commented 5 years ago

I will also see if I can copy what you did with the SierraBreeze debian packaging. I will ping you in a week if nothing pans out.

thopiekar commented 5 years ago

Sure. Good luck!

krisives commented 5 years ago

Here is the PPA: https://launchpad.net/~krisives/+archive/ubuntu/breezeenhanced

Here is the recipe that rebuilds it daily based on changes to this GitHub: https://code.launchpad.net/~krisives/+recipe/breezeenhanced-daily

If you wish to add instructions to the README.md file they would be:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:krisives/breezeenhanced
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt install breezeenhanced

Also note I found a way to make Debian packaging happy with the prefixed V in the tag names and future packages will automatically use the latest tag from this repository.

tsujan commented 5 years ago

Also note I found a way to make Debian packaging happy with the prefixed V in the tag names

Thank you very much for the nice work! Good to know that Kvantum and BreezeEnhanced will be more accessible to Ubuntu users.

tsujan commented 4 years ago

I'd totally forgotten to add @krisives's info to README. @epassaro kindly remnded me of that. Now it's in README.