request for membership, ITA

[Hans-Christoph Steiner]

Hey Roman,

Glad to see you joining in!

A couple minor details on your ITP bug report:

- in the description, I've been using "Pd" then using "Pure Data" in  
the long description so both are findable via search.  Since its  
written text, I think we can use the more common written forms of "Pd"  
and "Pure Data" rather than the package name of "puredata"

- also, I've been using the word "objects" instead of "externals"  
since I think its clearer to more people, especially Pd newbies.

.hc

On Aug 25, 2010, at 7:30 AM, Roman Haefeli wrote:

> Hi all
>
> Following IOhannes m zmoelnig and Hans-Christoph Steiner (both
> subscribed to this list and both now members of the pkg-mutlimedia  
> team)
> I would like to join the forces to bring some Pure Data related  
> packages
> into Debian and to help with the maintenance of those. I hope to do  
> this
> in favour of both the Debian community and the Pd community.
>
> I've been involved in the Pd community for a few years and use the
> software and its externals on a regular basis. I don't have written
> externals myself, since I am no C developer, but I contributed code in
> form of so called abstractions (modules written in the Pd language).
>
> I closely followed the process of finalizing the pd-motex package to
> make it Debian ready and now that it was finally uploaded, I'd like to
> try it myself with the package pd-wiimote.
>
> I posted a ITA bug report: Bug#593411
> I am currently hosting it at:
> http://github.com/reduzent/pd-wiimote
>
> Many thanks for addressing this request in advance.
>
> Roman
>
>
>
>
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