update to upstream version

[Ka-Hing Cheung]

breezy universe has scim 1.0.2, but upstream is 1.4.2

[David Oftedal (rounin)]

Seconded. The current version of SCIM even segfaults for some people (me included), and it'd be nice to see a newer version of SCIM at any rate.

[Sebastien Bacher (seb128)]

Debian has 1.4.1, it'll be automatically synced soon since the package has no Ubuntu changes

[Ka-Hing Cheung (kahing)]

Thanks for the quick response, but doesn't the sync'ing occur whenever a new version of ubuntu releases? Didn't it already happen for breezy?

[Daniel Holbach (dholbach)]

We released Breezy (it now is "stable" and isn't changed except for severe security issues). Now we're developing Dapper, which will soon get syncs from Debian.

[David Oftedal (rounin)]

When did Breezy freeze though? A fix was requested before Breezy was released.

[Ka-Hing Cheung (kahing)]

FYI, grabbing the latest version manually from Ubuntu's site worked for me, except that scim-tables-* would not install due to a conflict. You will need to download scim-tables 0.5.x from scim's website (scim-tables 0.5.x is not packaged yet, even for debian, and previous versions of scim-tables don't work with scim 1.4.x)

[HPNadig (hpnadig)]

For me, the debs of 1.4.1.1 worked (I took them from here: http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/debian/pool/main/s/scim/).

scim-m17n I could find was 0.1.3. So, I had to compile this one from source (I got the source from http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/scim/scim-m17n-0.1.4.tar.gz?download).

While compiling any of these, libscim8, scim-dev and libscim-dev and many of those other debs are required to be installed.

[Ka-Hing Cheung (kahing)]

I don't use scim-m17n.

[Scott James Remnant (Canonical) (canonical-scott)]

I see 1.4.4 in dapper