Archives September, 2009

30 September 09
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The following packages have been orphaned and are looking for a new maintainer:

The following packages have been put up for adoption by the current maintainers:

Somebody asked for the following software to be packaged in Debian:

You can read more information about how to help at Work-Needing and Prospective Packages page.


27 September 09
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25 September 09
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There are 35 new packages in the Debian archive, all of them uploaded to unstable:


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24 September 09
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GNOME 2.28 is out and it is already being uploaded to unstable. Some parts are being held by third party packages and will take a bit more.

You can check the status here.


23 September 09
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The following packages have been orphaned and are looking for a new maintainer:

The following packages have been put up for adoption by the current maintainers:

The following packages are requesting co-maintainers:

Somebody asked for the following software to be packaged in Debian:

You can read more information about how to help at Work-Needing and Prospective Packages page.


18 September 09
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There are 68 new packages in the Debian archive, 2 were uploaded to experimental and 66 were uploaded to unstable:


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16 September 09
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The following packages have been orphaned and are looking for a new maintainer:

The following packages have been put up for adoption by the current maintainers:

Somebody asked for the following software to be packaged in Debian:

You can read more information about how to help at Work-Needing and Prospective Packages page.


14 September 09
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In the last days, a new version of Xserver has migrated to testing, Brice Goglin blogged about the upcoming migration with some details a few days ago.

This is the first update of Xserver in testing since May 2008, and it is a major upgrade from the previous version. You are encouraged to read /usr/share/doc/xserver-xorg/NEWS.Debian.gz (read online here) to avoid problems and before reporting bugs.


13 September 09
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13 September 09
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Ben Hutchings blogged about the status of the DebConf 9 videos a few days ago. As he announced more videos are now available. (hint: check the low directory).

Joey Hess has pointed to his debhelper talk as a starting point for those who want to learn more about the new debhelper.

Update:Ben Hutchings has blogged again about the progress of the video and when the high-bandwidth versions will be available.