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[Feature Request] Support for Debian (repository) #53

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Danny3 opened this issue Nov 6, 2023 · 4 comments
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[Feature Request] Support for Debian (repository) #53

Danny3 opened this issue Nov 6, 2023 · 4 comments

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@Danny3
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Danny3 commented Nov 6, 2023

Hello!

After asking other projects to add their builds to Debian's repository:

OpenSnitch
evilsocket/opensnitch#798

KDiskMark
JonMagon/KDiskMark#110

I would like to ask this one too as it seems great to me and I would like to have it directly into Debian's repository for quick and easy install / reinstall and upgrade!

From what I've heard the queue for accepting new packages is quite long, so it's better to start the process sooner than later.

I understand that you don't have the resources to add support for all Linux distributions, but Debian is one of the biggest and most popular distributions out there:

Ranked 4th on DistroWatch and GamingOnLinux:

https://distrowatch.com/

https://www.gamingonlinux.com/users/statistics/#LinuxDistributionsCombined-top

And it has one of the largest repository of packages (63127 on stable and 69473 on unstable)
https://pkgs.org/

So, can you please try to put this there too?

Thank you!


BTW, I asked the GPU-viewer project the same thing as I would love to see both projects in Debian's repository:

arunsivaramanneo/GPU-Viewer#74

Maybe you can help each other with this task, even though I assume you can also ask the developers of the other two for help.

@Umio-Yasuno
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Should ITP requests be sent by the application developer?

@Danny3
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Danny3 commented Nov 7, 2023

Should ITP requests be sent by the application developer?

I don't know.
But I tried to look how the other two projects did it after asking them about this.
I followed the link in this comment:
evilsocket/opensnitch#798 (comment)
While the owner seems to be indeed the developer of OpenSnitch, the requester seems to be somebody else, which after reading those message there got me to this reply:

evilsocket/opensnitch#304 (comment)

And the message above it which seem so be a user with nickname @lamby .

Maybe he can answer this question, if he gets a notification from here.

But for the KDiskMark, project I see that the developer himself of that project created the request as he says here:

JonMagon/KDiskMark#110 (comment)

And if you look into that link (request) somebody says that it likes his idea and wants to help.
So, until now it looks to me that an application developer can send this kind of request and somebody will answer, eventually with some instructions or offer to help.

@Umio-Yasuno
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I will help package it by Debian developers, but I will not send an ITP request myself.
I already provide a deb package, also we can install amdgpu_top with cargo install amdgpu_top.

@Umio-Yasuno Umio-Yasuno closed this as not planned Won't fix, can't repro, duplicate, stale Nov 7, 2023
@Danny3
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Danny3 commented Nov 7, 2023

I will help package it by Debian developers, but I will not send an ITP request myself. I already provide a deb package, also we can install amdgpu_top with cargo install amdgpu_top.

That's ok, thank you!

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