Re: Backporting openrct2

Patrick Matthäi <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.debian.backports.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Am 29.10.2022 um 21:27 schrieb Mathias Gibbens:
> Hi,
>
>    I'm planning to upload a backported version of openrct2 (along with
> openrct2-objects and openrct2-title-sequences) to bullseye-backports. A
> couple of weeks ago Phil Morrell (CC'ed) requested that the package be
> backported, and from my hosting of unofficial backports I see roughly
> 15 unique downloads when a new version is released, so I think there is
> sufficient interest in having a backported version.
>
>    The upstream openrct2 project is very active; each new release
> includes many new features and bug fixes, even though the version
> number is not increasing that quickly. I would expect there to be a
> desire for the foreseeable future to have current versions of openrct2
> backported to the stable version of Debian.
>
>    I am the package maintainer, and am happy to take care of the
> backported version as well. It's a trivial rebuild on bullseye from the
> version in testing, so it won't be much more effort on my part. I'll be
> submitting a RT ticket to be added to the backports ACL.
>
> Thanks,
> Mathias

Hey,

thanks for your efforts and maintaining the package also for backports!

Just FYI you normaly do not have to publish a message why you are 
uploading a BPO in this case, just do it and everyone is happy about 
your work :-)

If you need help on backporting or if you have got a special case sure 
ask the list!
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