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[21:48] <pavolzetor> hi, me again
[21:48] <pavolzetor> https://launchpadlibrarian.net/99087263/floaty_0.1-0ubuntu1_0.1-0ubuntu2.diff.gz
[21:48] <pavolzetor> should I use diacritics in my name?
[21:53] <commandoline> close to zero packaging experience, but according to this thread, non-ascii chars are allowed: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=160827
[21:53] <ubot2> Debian bug 160827 in debian-policy "Standardize syntax of the name in the Maintainer control field" [Wishlist,Open]
[21:53] <commandoline> I would expect that file to need to be UTF-8 encoded like most files...
[21:54] <commandoline> like it is now btw. My browser switched it to the wrong (Western) set :(
[22:03] <pavolzetor> so it is okay
[22:03] <pavolzetor> uff :D
[22:03] <pavolzetor> but
[22:03] <pavolzetor> https://launchpad.net/~floaty-devs/+archive/ppa/+packages
[22:03] <pavolzetor> if you display details
[22:04] <pavolzetor> Changelog
[22:04] <pavolzetor> and there is my name without diacritics
[22:04] <pavolzetor> but in changelog file it is with
[22:05] <pavolzetor> and another question
[22:05] <pavolzetor> why has it only i386 arch?
[22:06] <commandoline> maybe that's launchpad then, removing the diacritics. It's weird though, I see no reason for that and it's even a bit hard to do :P
[22:06] <commandoline> ah, it's python?
[22:07] <commandoline> then there's no need for a 64 bit version, since it's interpreted
[22:08] <commandoline> doesn't the 'Architecture: all' line specify that in the control file?
[22:09] <pavolzetor> I have it 'all' in control file
[22:09] <pavolzetor> but on launchpad, I got i386
[22:09] <commandoline> yes, that's where I got it from, I downloaded your tarball :)
[22:10] <pavolzetor> should I report bug about diacritics?
[22:10] <pavolzetor> this is my first ppa :D
[22:10] <pavolzetor> but i googled
[22:10] <pavolzetor> nothing found
[22:12] <commandoline> hmm, no, looks like 'all' really means 'all'. It does for one of the Ubuntu packages I checked... (a python program)
[22:13] <pavolzetor> an yo usend me a link|?
[22:13] <pavolzetor> the link?
[22:13] <commandoline> of course
[22:14] <pavolzetor> thanks
[22:14] <commandoline> https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/precise/+source/openteacher/2.2.1-1/+files/openteacher_2.2.1-1.debian.tar.gz
[22:14] <pavolzetor> it is quite steep learning curve, if you do not use quickly
[22:14] <commandoline> https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/precise/+source/openteacher is the launchpad page...
[22:16] <pavolzetor> so it is probably by default
[22:16] <pavolzetor> if architecture is ALL, then just pick i386
[22:16] <pavolzetor> since it does not matter
[22:16] <pavolzetor> in python
[22:19] <pavolzetor> anyway
[22:19] <pavolzetor> do you suggest use distutils?
[22:20] <pavolzetor> or which tool to build some structure required by deb pkg
[22:20] <pavolzetor> I know quickly uses it
[22:20] <commandoline> there I can't help you, as I said, my packaging experience is minimal too ;)
[22:21] <commandoline> and it's a bit late here, so I'm leaving, good luck. :)
[22:22] <pavolzetor> see you, thanks