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February 24th, 2011 - 11:20 pm ET by Kumar Appaiah | Report spam
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Dear Release team,

I inadvertently started a speech-tools + festival transition, and made
some errors in my previous upload. The current situation in unstable
is:

- libestools2.1-dev is the new development package
- libestools2.1-dev provides libestools2.0-dev for facilitating binNMUs
- lmms and stardict need fixing, for lmms, bug #614975 should take
care of things, while for stardict, I have verified that it is
binNMU-able.

Please advise me on whether I need to do something else to make the
situation right.

Thanks!

Kumar
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#1 Kumar Appaiah
March 11th, 2011 - 08:30 am ET | Report spam

Dear Release Team,

On Thu, Feb 24, 2011 at 10:18:17PM -0600, Kumar Appaiah wrote:
I inadvertently started a speech-tools + festival transition, and made
some errors in my previous upload. The current situation in unstable
is:

- libestools2.1-dev is the new development package
- libestools2.1-dev provides libestools2.0-dev for facilitating binNMUs
- lmms and stardict need fixing, for lmms, bug #614975 should take
care of things, while for stardict, I have verified that it is
binNMU-able.

Please advise me on whether I need to do something else to make the
situation right.



lmms has been fixed by the maintainer. Could you please let me know
anything else I could do to facilitate the migration of festival and speech-tools?

Thanks!

Kumar
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