In bug #272127, the maintainer (and upstream) of freecdb had this to say
about the package:
I'm much happier just forcing people to migrate to tinycdb, a cleaner
reimplementation of the same idea, called tinycdb; any project that
isn't dead itself, and still depends on freecdb, should migrate to
tinycdb. TinyCDB even gets updated every once in a while.
The only reason freecdb exists is to support software that wants to
use djb's cdb, and it even isn't API-compatible with the newer
versions of cdb. I am upstream for this fork, and am officially
stating that freecdb is _DEAD DEAD DEAD_. Pining for the fjords!
It seems that you have three packages: skksearch, skkdic, and dbskkd-cdb
that build-depend on freecdb. Can these packages be migrated to
TinyCDB, as Tommi suggests? This would let us remove freecdb from the
archive, which sounds like it would be a good thing.
Thanks,
--
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Debian Developer to set it on, and I can move the world.
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clone 272127 -1 -2 -3
reassign -1 dbskkd-cdb
reassign -2 skkdic
reassign -3 skksearch
thanks
Kawamura-san,
In bug #272127, the maintainer (and upstream) of freecdb had this to say
about the package:
I'm much happier just forcing people to migrate to tinycdb, a cleaner
reimplementation of the same idea, called tinycdb; any project that
isn't dead itself, and still depends on freecdb, should migrate to
tinycdb. TinyCDB even gets updated every once in a while.
The only reason freecdb exists is to support software that wants to
use djb's cdb, and it even isn't API-compatible with the newer
versions of cdb. I am upstream for this fork, and am officially
stating that freecdb is _DEAD DEAD DEAD_. Pining for the fjords!
It seems that you have three packages: skksearch, skkdic, and dbskkd-cdb
that build-depend on freecdb. Can these packages be migrated to
TinyCDB, as Tommi suggests? This would let us remove freecdb from the
archive, which sounds like it would be a good thing.
Thanks, www.debian. org/
--
Steve Langasek Give me a lever long enough and a Free OS
Debian Developer to set it on, and I can move the world.
<email address hidden> http://