ola again,
anyway people could be surprised that we speak of Debian packaging when the original subject of this thread was pd for Mac OSX..
so what will be the future policy of pd-extended for Mac OSX now?
saludos, sevy
ydegoyon@gmail.com wrote:
ola,
There is no one saying we have to abandon any of the libraries that are included in Pd-extended.
you published a list of abandonned libraries...
I am saying that I cannot keep up with all of the maintenance of all of the libraries that I currently maintain in Pd-extended.
that's a different issue, i'm glad you'd rather explain it that way.
I need help with that. I have taken on many libraries which have no other maintainer. For things like PDP, PiDiP, etc. I hope that people who actually use them will maintain them, and I can help where I can. I barely do anything with video, so I hardly know how to test PDP, etc.
i know that but pd-extended was supposed to do video too no?
Even better, the people working on pure:dyne packages and people working on Pd-extended packages can merge efforts, get them into Debian, then there will be no difference between PDP/PiDiP/etc whether its included in pure:dyne or Pd-extended on Debian, Ubuntu, etc. We are already well along that road.
i understood there was no real agreement here, because your packaging rules diverge no? let's see what pure:dyne people can say about this,
sevy
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