@Staudey I collected the libraries you specified and tested megaglest. With the modified version of ftgl, everything is assembled without errors and works (megaglest). I have adjusted the library's IUP stack so that everything matches the necessary dependencies. In general, I have everything ready. I am ready to provide my library build scripts.

it's now landed in unstable.

Btw that isn't GPL, it's LGPL.

Hey @nazar would you mind looking at this, since you maintain pass?
If it's a run-dep for pass, then it would obviously be accepted.

Should ttyplot be accepted, I'll maintain it.

I can package it if accepted for inclusion.

Happy to maintain it! I also maintain the Ubuntu PPA archive for it :)

Yeah, this is a cool project. I've been playing around with it.
Would you mind volunteering to maintain it?

Thanks. If someone can be ffound to maintain it, this might help. There doesn't seem to much activity there, though, in the last year or so.

I was originally interested in this, because I was using the EFL-based Terminology emulator, and was very impressed with it. And as a retired enterprise software engineer (Windows), I figured it should be both interesting and possible for me to take it on. It turns out I was wrong about that. I wasn't even able to get it to build as-is.

In T5376#100863, @JoshStrobl wrote:

What's the value add of this over existing solutions like gitg, git-cola, and GitKraken (in Third Party)?

Approved for inclusion. It won't land until after the 4.4 ISOs are published, but you're free to start the work to package it before then.

In T10382#202020, @TClark77 wrote:

@nazar, are you still interested in maintaining this? It would probably be accepted for inclusion.

@nazar, are you still interested in maintaining this? It would probably be accepted for inclusion.

Latest release is now 0.9.72.

I have been using this daily for past 1.5 years since I have created this request, and packaging it might not be as easy as I thought.
Default way is that the build downloads source from Mozilla, patches it and builds it. But that ignores all the work done on Firefox that is already in the repos. So we are building and installing Firefox twice. Not sure if this is what we want. But using it is quite good

0.9.58 is still in the repo, this still needs an update.

"This plugin has been integrated into Gajim's core since Gajim 1.8.0. It is no longer necessary to install this plugin! "

Closing, since the current version of oath-toolkit in the repos is the most current provided by upstream

re-activated the repo, updated to 43.1, and landed in unstable.

In T10137#201599, @ikey wrote:

This looks dead upstream, could we get confirmation..?

This looks dead upstream, could we get confirmation..?

Resolved by R5714:b6e405e53ae2a213e9dceb89e2283d0abbb79f01

Since YubiKey Desktop now requires flutter, which requires Dart, I've re-opened this case. (Re-opened rather than made a new task because there's already a diff)

@Staudey Could you specify a list of packages for testing the inverse dependency?

I'm fine with this being included, if the ftgl fork also works with it's current reverse dependencies.

Colleagues, are there any comments?

Nonono

I am ready to support this stack of packages. Are there any comments or comments on this package build?