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First get the package in a good state. Only then, find a team member to review and integreate your work in our team repository, so that any team member can look at, improve and fix it if necessary. See ../DevelopPackaging for a more detailed procedure. First get the package in a good state, and get a team member to review it. Only then, integrate your work in our team repository, so that later on, any team member can look at, improve and fix it if necessary. See ../DevelopPackaging for a more detailed procedure.

This page is maintained primarily by the Debian Multimedia Team to help spread knowledge about our work. You can also check the other pkg-multimedia-related pages:

/BitsFrom   /DevelopPackaging   /Discussion   /FAQ   /FFmpeg   /FFmpeg/Statement   /Formats   /Join   /Links   /Meetings   /Meetings/20091203   /Meetings/20100112   /Meetings/WhereAreWe   /MultimediaCodecs   /PlayerSupport   /Policy   /Policy/LV2   /Sponsoring  

Contents

  1. Common questions
    1. Who are you? What are your tasks?
  2. Getting new software in Debian
    1. I have packaged new software. Can you upload it for me?
    2. Ok, but not all team members of pkg-multimedia seem to be DDs. You still sponsor them, no?
    3. Fair enough. I have my package in git. Can you now sponsor it?
    4. Nobody in your team seems interested!

1. Common questions

1.1. Who are you? What are your tasks?

See http://wiki.debian.org/DebianMultimedia. If it doesn't answer your questions, please help us to improve that page

2. Getting new software in Debian

2.1. I have packaged new software. Can you upload it for me?

In general, we of course care for new multimedia packages. However we cannot sponsor packages on a regular basis. Please see DebianMentorsNet for a service aiming at this.

2.2. Ok, but not all team members of pkg-multimedia seem to be DDs. You still sponsor them, no?

Yes, we do. Please keep in mind that signing and uploading is the least work that needs to be done for sponsoring. It causes much more work to actually review, improve and fix packages. That's why we maintain our packages in git. See also PackagingWithGit and ../DevelopPackaging.

2.3. Fair enough. I have my package in git. Can you now sponsor it?

First get the package in a good state, and get a team member to review it. Only then, integrate your work in our team repository, so that later on, any team member can look at, improve and fix it if necessary. See ../DevelopPackaging for a more detailed procedure.

The rationale is that we need someone in the team as contact person in case some action is needed for the package.

2.4. Nobody in your team seems interested!

Well, either your package does not really fit the team member's interest, or (more likely) we are overworked and don't find time to integrate your package. Please consider joining the team.

Hello, For most teams, the pages that explains how to join and contribute to a team is a sub pages of the Teams page (so Teams/DebianMultimedia or ?Teams/pkg-multimedia at your option). The page DebianMultimedia could remain to track current project (like ../Policy and ../FFmpegUnstripped).
This is just a suggestion. You can drop this paragraph one you have read it. -- FranklinPiat 2009-03-30 05:55:21