Also added a patch for http://code.google.com/p/jbrout/issues/detail?id=56 (freeDesktop directories)
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I think we have also fix for #155
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Just to relieve remaining non-standard files I have in Fedora pakage,
these are:
* jbrout-Makefile ... because every project should have Makefile; it's
using
* jbrout-install.sh ... because I am noob and cannot make complicated
find directly in Makefile
* jbrout.desktop ... desktop file for jbrout which complies with
Freedesktop standards
* jbrout-usr_bin ... simple shellscript for running jbrout; should go
to /usr/bin
All of them are probably Uinux specific, but I don't think they hurt
Windows users just by having them there.
What do you think?
Matěj
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We have had in Fedora pyexiv2 packaged for quite some time and I have
never expected any serious issue with it. Couple of minor issues I had
(http://is.gd/DQYPAf) were promptly resolved by upstream before 0.3 has
been released.
I think removing this message and accepting pyexiv2 as stable is long
overdue (despite long long delay of Debian packagers on this).
Best,
Matěj