I will point out that the postgresql package is part of Ubuntu main, whereas xscreensaver is in Ubuntu universe. The distinctions between these components of the repository are described at
Universe is "Community maintained software, i.e. not officially supported software. " In practice, what this usually means is that Ubuntu doesn't touch the software; they just pull whatever Debian has from time to time. (Firas, this is why an Ubuntu patch to remove the warning is not likely.)
As it happens, Debian testing/jessie does have a newer version of xscreensaver (5.30-1+b1 versus Ubuntu's 5.26-1ubuntu3). So that could be brought in, and would squelch the warning for a time longer.
I'm afraid I don't actually know who has to be nudged to make this happen, however. The package does list "Ubuntu Developers <email address hidden>" as the maintainer, so if any of you are regulars on that list, bringing it up there may lead to some action. But that's just my best guess.
I will point out that the postgresql package is part of Ubuntu main, whereas xscreensaver is in Ubuntu universe. The distinctions between these components of the repository are described at
https:/ /help.ubuntu. com/community/ Repositories/ Ubuntu
Universe is "Community maintained software, i.e. not officially supported software. " In practice, what this usually means is that Ubuntu doesn't touch the software; they just pull whatever Debian has from time to time. (Firas, this is why an Ubuntu patch to remove the warning is not likely.)
As it happens, Debian testing/jessie does have a newer version of xscreensaver (5.30-1+b1 versus Ubuntu's 5.26-1ubuntu3). So that could be brought in, and would squelch the warning for a time longer.
I'm afraid I don't actually know who has to be nudged to make this happen, however. The package does list "Ubuntu Developers <email address hidden>" as the maintainer, so if any of you are regulars on that list, bringing it up there may lead to some action. But that's just my best guess.