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Re: Packages I am working on: amaya and xIrc



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On 20 Feb 1997, Steve Dunham wrote:

> Manoj Srivastava <srivasta@datasync.com> writes:
> 
> > Hi,
> > >>"Igor" == Igor Grobman <igor@vaca.net> writes:
> > 
> > Igor> BTW, should I take the lack of response as disapproval or as a
> > Igor> lack of objections?  This should not apply to amaya, since I
> > Igor> know several debian developers wanted it included.
> 
> > 	My personal take on this has been that if I get absolutely no 
> >  response I repost in a couple of days, and then assume I have the
> >  approval of the silent majority, Or else, a few (I know, this is
> >  quite subjective) approving emails/responses are held in the same
> >  view as politicians view opinion polls. 
> 
> > 	If I get an objection, then it is time for more detailed
> >  discussions and attempts for  a consensus.
> 
> > 	manoj
> > ps. I would like to have amaya, and am indifferent to xiirc (which
> > means, by all means, go ahaead, I'm part of the silent majority ;-)
> 
> Actually, there may be quite a few people who want Amaya. I can't
> claim it right now, because I will be rather busy for the next week or
> so.

I took manoj's words to mean he wants amaya included in the distribution,
not to maintain it.  Well, if you feel you are more qualified to maintain
it (this would be my first "big" package), then you can go ahead and take
it. I do have motif though, so I could release a static motif package that
would work for people who don't have Motif at least until it works with
lesstif.

 > 
> I do want to claim "thot" though.  I intend to package it within two
> weeks time, and I also intend to add the ability to edit Debian-doc
> files. I may not have the debian-doc stuff ready until summer, but it
> will be very nice.  Right now, thot makes a nice WYSIWYG editor that
> can export LaTeX, HTML and Postscript.

Taking a light look at amaya's installation instructions, I see that amaya
requires the Thot source to be there for compiling, so Thot maintainer and
amaya maintainer should better be the same person to avoid problems.  I
am willing to give it all to you.  Just let me know. 

 > 
> Right now, Amaya seems to have some problems with lesstif (version
> 0.75), so it and thot may have to wait a while before they will work
> with Lesstif (it looks _very_ promising, though - some slight
> behaviour problems with Text widgets and a layout problem - a
> scrollbar shows up in the middle of the main window).
> 
> 
> Steve
> dunham@cps.msu.edu
> 
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Igor Grobman                                             igor@vaca.net

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