[Pkg-kde-extras] digikam 0.8.2 release for debian

[Achim Bohnet]

On Wednesday 19 July 2006 23:30, Mark Purcell wrote:
> Achim,
> 
> I see from your svn commit that digikam isn't quite ready for release into 
> Debian yet.
> 
> Is they only activity to check the copyrights on the new translations?

yes
> 
> Is this set larger than what you have specified in the upstream release 
> notice?

no
> 
> Can I add the attached to the debian/copyright file and release?

If you've taken this from the announcement. yes.

One other thing to check are open bugs in bts.  But we can always
close them later.

Achim
P.S. I'll soon upload/announce 0.8.2 -doc tarballs 
> 
> Mark
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