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| − | Hi - I've suggested bashdb as a possible addition to GNU. See [https://directory.fsf.org/wiki?title=Http://bashdb.sourceforge.net&oldid=78392 | + | Hi - I've suggested bashdb as a possible addition to GNU. See [https://directory.fsf.org/wiki?title=Http://bashdb.sourceforge.net&oldid=78392] |
| − | ] | + | I am concerned it is just going to sit there for a while. Is there something else I should do which will give me an "ack" that it is in some queue and not forgotten. |
| − | I am concerned it is just going to sit there for a while. Is there something else I should do which will give me an "ack" that it is in some queue and not | + | |
| + | I am confused at what you mean. Yes this package has existed for a long time and has been GPL for a long time too, and has been part of Debian. But tarballs have never been in /pub/gnu like my other GNU packages, libcdio and vcdimager. And "Download" in the wiki link cited does nothing. | ||
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| + | And when I try to edit https://directory.fsf.org/wiki?title=Http://bashdb.sourceforge.net&oldid=78392 I can't upload a screenshot such as when I did when I submitted the entry. | ||
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| + | Also, what's with the two distinct wiki entries for bashdb with slightly different information. I'd prefer one. Http://bashdb.sourceforge.net&oldid=78392 seems to have more information. | ||
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| + | Thanks for all the help. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:21, 29 March 2020
Movement on bashdb inclusion
Hi - I've suggested bashdb as a possible addition to GNU. See [1] I am concerned it is just going to sit there for a while. Is there something else I should do which will give me an "ack" that it is in some queue and not forgotten.
I am confused at what you mean. Yes this package has existed for a long time and has been GPL for a long time too, and has been part of Debian. But tarballs have never been in /pub/gnu like my other GNU packages, libcdio and vcdimager. And "Download" in the wiki link cited does nothing.
And when I try to edit https://directory.fsf.org/wiki?title=Http://bashdb.sourceforge.net&oldid=78392 I can't upload a screenshot such as when I did when I submitted the entry.
Also, what's with the two distinct wiki entries for bashdb with slightly different information. I'd prefer one. Http://bashdb.sourceforge.net&oldid=78392 seems to have more information.
Thanks for all the help.
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