Dimitris Kalamaras escribió:
> None for now.
>
Excellent :D
>
> Hello, Alejandro. You can find the manual page in the attachment. I
> named it socnetv.9.1 as I expect the SocNetV man page to be
> on /usr/share/man/man9/ [X-windows stuff]
>
Thanks a lot for the manual page :D. Now i have included it in the debian package. Download again the package from the same page and check it.
> May I ask two things? If you make a new package (with the man page) and
> it gets into Debian, can I have it on the Downloads page of SocNetV or
> should I have a link pointing to one of your pages or perhaps a
> repository of Debian?
>
Yes of course, you can include a link in your page. The link will point to something like http://packages.debian.org/nocnetv (it page will work when i upload the package to debian)
> The second question is about the package update process. If the SocNetV
> package makes it into Debian, and I have a new tarball version (say
> 0.44) ready by next month, will you update the Deb package silently or
> should I send you an email to let you know that a new version is ready?
>
Ehhh if you can send me a mail when a new version is release. i would thanks a lot :D.
When a new version is release i must make a package again(but is most simple because the rules file is already make)
> Oh, and something else, should I have your name in the man page as well
> (as package maintainer)?
No, isn't necessary because were you who make the manual page and this manual page isn't only for debian system, you will include this manual page for all version of your program.
Sometimes the maintainer make the manual page, in these case must be appears in the manual page ;-)
>
> Thanks a lot and forgive me for the silly questions,
>
Your welcome, thanks you for the manual page :-D
> --Dimitris
>
Alejandro