[pkg-fgfs-crew] flightgear 3.4.1

[Rebecca N. Palmer]

> It's not quite a week, yet, but I still don't see any sign of a 3.4.1
Last comment from upstream was "this weekend" 
(http://sourceforge.net/p/flightgear/mailman/message/33709833/).

> revision 1f294d ("Bump FG version on the
> branch" on flightgear to 3.4.1) dates back to Feb 23
That's because that's done with the first change after .0 release, not 
the last before .1.

> I'm not sure if Debian experimental is the right place to branch from,
> as I usually consider that to be ... well, experimental.
>
> How do you ideally want to work together? Would an ubuntu-vivid branch
> make sense? Or more generally, a 3.4-stable branch?

I'd leave the branch name alone, and for flightgear and flightgear-data 
(simgear can't be because 3.4.0 is still in the NEW queue), also upload 
the for-Ubuntu-15.04 versions to experimental, then request a sync from 
there.

(You're not the first to point out that using experimental as 
"unstable"/Ubuntu-staging during freeze prevents its use for actual 
experiments, but an Ubuntu sync doesn't usually take long, and I suspect 
we won't get simgear out of NEW before jessie release anyway.)