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Hello Nobuhiro Iwamatsu,
Thank you for your answer!
> This was a change for package checks of Debian (lintian).
Can you explain why it's a problem? I guess you're right and it's maybe not a good idea to use this tild character right there but we want to fix this bug for all users ;)
> We have not forced it on you about this.
> This is a correction to have only in Debian.
Yes, as I said, it's not a problem to change anything (BTW thank you to check our code and test it carefully!) but don't hesitate to report these changes, questions or bugs to us ;)
> Hmm? We have not provided cairo-dock-data package.
> We will change it like that if you want to divide it as cairo-dock-data package.
No it's not a big deal. It's just because Cairo-Dock packages have been created first for Ubuntu (it was a choice of a former contributor, sorry for that) and it seems the packages have been totally rewritten and we don't know why.
> The up stream was cairo-dock-plugins. We only just use it.
> If you need , I will change.
It's maybe a good idea to fix this bug. But as I said, I understand this choice but this package has been uploaded on Ubuntu before to be uploaded on Debian and this package has been proposed on Debian with the same name.. (http://
> Because there is a user doing various how to use in Debian, I do
> packaging so that many users are easy to use it.
> I explain this by a former email.
We understand and we respect your opinion but we strongly discourage packagers from doing that...
> Sorry, where did you report this bug?
> At least I was not able to find it in Debian.
I know it was not the right place to do that but you said 'I see' (comment 11) so I guessed it was ok for you => https:/
(except that you said 'せん' (No?) on the same line but I don't know why)
To conclude, thank you to maintain these packages but if you want, I can propose to you a new version of these packages with the same settings as Cairo-Dock packages for Ubuntu (7 packages) but ported to Debian.