Daniel, looks like the changes you're talking about are:
1) Add build-depends (in debian/control):
nvidia-settings (>= 173.14.09-1ubuntu2) [amd64 i386],
(Does that version need to be changed?)
2) In debian/rules:
# enable nvidia support
confflags += --with-nvidia=yes
I don't suppose anybody has a the Debian packaging for v2.2.7-2 (without Ubuntu modifications) that we could actually do a diff of?
It looks (from the changelog) like Debian was planning on splitting the nvidia support out to a separate sensors-applet-nvidia package, disabled the nvidia stuff in this one, and then never created the nvidia package?
So an import without a diff should work, but not support nvidia, right?
Created a ppa, without the previous differences applied: https:/ /launchpad. net/~darxus/ +archive/ sensors- applet/
List of all the commands I executed to do it are in the description.
Daniel, looks like the changes you're talking about are:
1) Add build-depends (in debian/control):
nvidia-settings (>= 173.14.09-1ubuntu2) [amd64 i386],
(Does that version need to be changed?)
2) In debian/rules:
# enable nvidia support
confflags += --with-nvidia=yes
I don't suppose anybody has a the Debian packaging for v2.2.7-2 (without Ubuntu modifications) that we could actually do a diff of?
It looks (from the changelog) like Debian was planning on splitting the nvidia support out to a separate sensors- applet- nvidia package, disabled the nvidia stuff in this one, and then never created the nvidia package?
So an import without a diff should work, but not support nvidia, right?