hm, any reasons why both the kinetic and jammy version numbers have a debian revision number? I don't see this package in Debian. Is it there with a different version number?
By 'debian revision number' I mean the X part in the -XubuntuY version. The general versioning scheme is as follows: <UPSTREAM VERSION>-<DEBIAN REVISION>ubuntu<UBUNTU REVISION>. For packages that are not available in Debian or, if they are but Ubuntu has an upstream version that Debian does not, the <DEBIAN REVISION> needs to be 0. Otherwise it's just confusing.
hm, any reasons why both the kinetic and jammy version numbers have a debian revision number? I don't see this package in Debian. Is it there with a different version number?
By 'debian revision number' I mean the X part in the -XubuntuY version. The general versioning scheme is as follows: <UPSTREAM VERSION>-<DEBIAN REVISION> ubuntu< UBUNTU REVISION>. For packages that are not available in Debian or, if they are but Ubuntu has an upstream version that Debian does not, the <DEBIAN REVISION> needs to be 0. Otherwise it's just confusing.
Am I missing something here?