Hey,
> If noone has any objections, these could be purged in order to clean> things up a bit. Is there anything you'd like to keep, or better> still, pickup and maintain?
i think the only package in there worth keeping around would be
Thunderbird. It clearly needs an update, but i feel thats the package
with the highest demand. (Right after Rust ;) )
Greetings
Leo
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On Fri, 29 Apr 2016 12:30:36 +0200
Leo Unglaub <leo@leo-unglaub.net> wrote:
> Hey,> > > If noone has any objections, these could be purged in order to clean> > things up a bit. Is there anything you'd like to keep, or better> > still, pickup and maintain? > > i think the only package in there worth keeping around would be> Thunderbird. It clearly needs an update, but i feel thats the package> with the highest demand. (Right after Rust ;) )
I also think that thunderbird might be nice to have. However, nobody
has bothered actually doing anything about it for 2 years and I think
to make it build you would likely need to start over from scratch.
So I think we can just remove it.
-nc
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Hello,
> I also think that thunderbird might be nice to have. However, nobody> has bothered actually doing anything about it for 2 years and I think> to make it build you would likely need to start over from scratch.
you are right. Starting from scratch or using the Firefox package as a
starting point are good choices. Because they are very smilar.
Greetings
Leo
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> On Fri, 29 Apr 2016 12:30:36 +0200> > Leo Unglaub <leo@leo-unglaub.net> wrote:> > Hey,> > > > > If noone has any objections, these could be purged in order to clean> > > things up a bit. Is there anything you'd like to keep, or better> > > still, pickup and maintain?> > > > i think the only package in there worth keeping around would be> > Thunderbird. It clearly needs an update, but i feel thats the package> > with the highest demand. (Right after Rust ;) )> > I also think that thunderbird might be nice to have. However, nobody> has bothered actually doing anything about it for 2 years and I think> to make it build you would likely need to start over from scratch.>
Just for info,
https://blog.mozilla.org/thunderbird/files/2016/04/Finding-a-Home-for-
Thunderbird.pdf
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V.Krishn
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