Re: gnu-smalltalk was dropped from debian

Hi bill!



> On 29. Oct 2023, at 05:20, bill-auger <[email protected]> =
wrote:
>=20

...

> i think the highest priority would be to repair or drop anything that =
is broken
> in 3.2.91 as it is now (eg: the gst-browser, the blox browser, etc), =
even if
> that means yanking GTK entirely; and make a release of what remains - =
then work
> toward restoring what was removed with GTK4 equivalents for a future =
release

Agreed. My biggest blocker to release 3.3 were the deadlocks in =
gst-browser. Let's
lower the bar. What is missing for GST 3.3? My take is something like:


Runs with the default configure on modern GNU/Linux x86+arm 64bit =
systems.



> i think the primary factor for the future though, is how much =
attention you
> (Holger) can give - as the sole maintainer, it is mostly your decision =
whether
> gnu-smalltalk continues or not - this message is mostly repeating what =
i have
> been suggesting for years

I am happy to review changes and merge them but have limited time to =
drive this.
Also always happy to pass on the torch to someone more active. Are there =
outstanding
patches from the GNU/Linux distributions that we can merge?