[Blend-tinker-devel] udev rules for gta04 - proper place

[Jonas Smedegaard]

Quoting Josua Mayer (2016-08-14 17:19:55)
> Am 16.06.2016 um 14:27 schrieb Jonas Smedegaard:
> > Quoting Josua Mayer (2016-06-16 12:45:02)
>>> Nikolaus had written a set of useful udev rules that should be 
>>> installed on any of the letux devices, or at least for the gta04. 
>>> What is the proper place in Debian for these?
[...]
>> I suggest to put the current udev rules into a separate .deb package, 
>> and get that package into Debian officially.
[...]
>> I will be happy to help with packaging, if you want.  But I think it 
>> is better to do that separately from this blend.  Either reuse the 
>> existing pkg-fso team that is rather dormant nowadays, or create a 
>> new pkg-letux (or some other looser or narrower scope, as you wish).
> Personally I do not mind if it is pkg-openphoenux, pkg-letux or 
> pkg-fso. Perhaps you can elaborate a bit what is the use-case for such 
> a Team? Is it to use existing infrastructure like build-bots, server 
> space, mailinglist and wiki?

It is (relatively, when familiar with it as I am) easy to create 
resources at Alioth(.debian.org) for a new team.

My mentioning pkg-fso team is more for social reasons: I didn't setup 
that other team, and perhaps those who did would appreciate their "baby" 
being revitalized rather than abandoned.

...but exactly because I didn't set it up, it is more a hassle for me to 
help host using resources for that existing team, because I would then 
need to gain admin access to it and familiarize myself with how it was 
setup (and whether those choices was deliberate or fine if I adjust).

So I guess it boils down to this: You can try ask at the existing 
pkg-fso mailinglist if they find it relevant to host such work there - 
and if not (i.e. if no response from admins in that team and/or you 
don't wanna do that detour of asking there) then tell me, and I can 
create a new team for it.


 - Jonas

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