Re: SimpleAgenda 0.48

For me the layout Debian uses is a total no-op.  But I know this is a commo=
n thing beyond Debian and where they are set in their ways so am I.  I have=
 considered external packaging.

This is also one of a few reasons why:


https://github.com/gershwin-desktop/gershwin-on-debian/releases/tag/continu=
ous

And:

https://marketstep.github.io

Have been in play and ideas of mine since a few years ago.  Todo, installer=
 with offline updater, baked in native web browser, fix quirks with pkgwrap=
 for some packages.

It=E2=80=99s already a reusable workflow that requires no code changes for =
apt packages.  I need to make something similar for GNUstep apps.  But for =
apt I go to github make a new repository called abiword, obs-audio, gimp, x=
pdf, and I select a template click create.  A few minutes later GitHub pack=
ages everything apt installs into a self contained bundle, rewrites paths w=
ith rpath, makes a squashfs image, and publishes to a release with the same=
 tag.


Once like all the pieces are in place thats when I=E2=80=99d like to launch=
 it with a couple of hundred x11 apps, and a big showcase of native ones.  =
Simple Agenda, Oolite and others would be top of mind.  The motivation for =
these particular experiments comes and goes as there is so much else to foc=
us on.  As far distro packaging for me though unless there is flexibility e=
xternal solutions seems the only way for me.


-------- Original Message --------
On Monday, 05/11/26 at 15:58 Paul Seelig <[email protected]> wrote:
On 5/8/26 22:11, [email protected] wrote:
> You can now grab a new release of SimpleAgenda on GitHub : https://github=
.com/poroussel/simpleagenda/releases/tag/v0.48
Thanks a lot for this!

Installable binary packages for amd64, arm64, and i386 built on and
compatible with Debian/Trixie can be downloaded from the wmlive repo here:

https://wmlive.rumbero.org/repo/pool/main/a/agenda.app/

Sadly, "compatible with Debian" unfortunately still means no libobjc2
nor ARC, for the time being.

Best regards,
P. Seelig

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