[Pkg-texlive-maint] Re: TeX live for Debian upload to unstable - Call for testers

[Norbert Preining]

Hi all!

On Mit, 10 Mai 2006, Frank Küster wrote:
> Generally you should keep in mind that the changelog is intended for
> Debian users, not for the maintainer of the package.  It's not a big

On Mit, 10 Mai 2006, Norbert Preining wrote:
> io stronzo ... at the end there should be
> 	$rundest/$texmfdist/....


Ok, I rebuild another -2 for all of you.

Frank, is this as ChangeLog entry ok, what do you think, or too terse?

  * first upload to unstable sponsored by Neil McGovern <maulkin at halon.org.uk>
  * texdoc support
    - let tetex texdoc find documentation of texlive (Closes: #364776)
    - include tetex texdoc patches (following of symlinks, security
      fixes) (Closes: #356390)
  * texlive-lang-polish conflicts with octave-forge as both provide
    /usr/bin/mex, this is preliminary, a better solution must be
    sought (Closes: #364059)
  * change shell for the reportbug script to bash (Closes: #356391)
  * fix installation of thumbpdf and pdfcrop (Closes: #352092)
  * improve various descriptions (Closes: #354964)
  * call the update-* programs in all postinst scripts, so that the
    config files do not contain left-overs (Closes: #355266)
  * fix creation of formats which in turn depend on the latex format
    (Closes: #351707)
  * remap the ibycus4.map TeX/MF input file from the fonts/map location
    to the fonts/source location (Closes: #354652)
  * depend on the updated lmodern package, thus making the fonts
    available for X (Closes: #351727)


Best wishes

Norbert

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