It's in unstable

Shows up in Trixie as well, in addition to the git clone command to install local version listed.

https://packages.debian.org/search?keyw … ection=all

I have been using your TimeShift for the longest while, if I recall correctly, since ascii.

To be fair, I've only been helping with TimeShift since 2020 as an uploader and not as a maintainer. The DD that sponsors the TImeshift uploads has been doing the vast majority of the updating the past few years, but I jump in when I notice that a new version is out and he's not updated it yet.

Thanks, I might give that a try later on. I've not had great success with chat based communication, especially if there is a large volume of conversation. If one party of the conversation suddenly needs to leave then the dialog gets lost in the noise. If there is a large time gap between people in a dialog then it quickly falls apart as one person is trying to communicate while the other is sleeping and the message get lost in the noise.

Thanks, I might reach out to him. I don't agree with him that having to build packages on Debian is a problem. How on earth is one supposed to test the resulting package if not on your own Debian machine?! I'm also a little uncertain how containers could be used for some packages. For example, when I think I am done building the Swift compiler the very next step is to install those new .deb files on my local system on top of the Swift compiler that I just used and re-build the package to make sure that I have produced a compiler that can still compile itself. There was one time that I did indeed build a compiler that could not rebuild itself due to some changes in upstream that my packaging needed to account for. I fear that all he has accomplished is to worsen the complaint of "Debian has too many tools to learn, often with overlapping or duplicate functionality." One of the challenges I face is that I work with 4-5 DDs to sponsor my uploads and each one has his own preferred tools and flows that they want me to use.

I enjoy contributing and seeing the work that I do spread out to Devuan, Ubuntu, and their derivatives such as Pop OS.

It's in unstable https://repology.org/project/debcraft/versions

https://optimizedbyotto.com/post/debcra … packaging/

You might get a faster reply to your query via IRC, on Libera-chat go to #devuan-dev, that's where all the big cheeses usually hang out

I beg to differ.
Every bit of work contributed to Devuan Linux is important.

I have been using your TimeShift for the longest while, if I recall correctly, since ascii.

Best,

A.

Does Devuan have any interest in having me develop packages directly for Devuan or would you rather that I continue to contribute upstream? None of my packages are particularly important or popular. Here is a list of them for context:
https://qa.debian.org/developer.php?log … 40swm1.com