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FYI: https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/digimend-dkms digimend-kernel-drivers was maintained as digimend-dkms in Debian. |
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… 'digimend-kernel'
Dear Nikolai Kondrashov,
thank you for the nice work :)
I had very few changes to apply, in order to make a Debian package able to pass the tests and enter the Debian distribution. I am currently maintaining quite a few packages, see https://qa.debian.org/[email protected] and I would like to publish your package in Debian.
I am a teacher, and one of my students wants to use a graphic tablet, together with a Linux distribution which she uses, so I think that I should maintain this package as a part of my educative work, or let you maintain it officially in Debian if you want to.
If you agree with this proposition, please let us share some e-mails (my e-mail address is [email protected]), and fix some details in the structure of the Git repository, to make it comply with current debian guidelines.
Best regards, Georges.