[PD-dev] pd-flext-ext

[guenter geiger]

On Sun, 31 Oct 2004, Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
>
> Yeah, the license issue is worked out.  Also, I see no reason why the
> OSC objects shouldn't just be part of the pd-externals package.  They
> are now compiled as individual objects and they are quite popular and
> useful, so they should fit well in pd-externals.  Its just a matter of
> someone doing the work, I suppose...

well, didnt know that. the first time i tried to include them it was just
too much of a hack.

guenter
>
> .hc
>
> On Oct 31, 2004, at 6:08 AM, d.lj wrote:
>
> >
> > if i m not mistaken pd-osc was pulled back as .deb because of some
> > licensing issues with the OSC src files, which in meantime have been
> > put
> > straight again.
> >
> > chrs, opt
> >
> > [Chris McCormick]->[[PD-dev] pd-flext-ext]->[04-10-31 17:42]
> >
> >  |Hi,
> >  |
> >  |I've been trying to build (over the last few weeks) the various
> > externals
> >  |pacakges from CVS and from the debian source to make .debs to give
> > back to
> >  |Geunter, but this has been largely unsuccessful. Is it normal that
> > there are
> >  |no packages in unstable like 'pd-flext-ext' and 'pd-osc' any more? I
> > guess
> >  |this is because they weren't working properly? Sorry for the
> > confusion.
> >  |I'm just trying to organise my thoughts here with regards to the
> >  |debian/pd situation so I can help rectify it.
> >  |
> >  |Best,
> >  |
> >  |Chris.
> >  |-------------------
> >  |chris at mccormick.cx
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