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April 2022

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Stuff done March 2022
by Carsten Schoenert 09 Apr '22

09 Apr '22

Hi, some information about packaging and other work I've done last month within PureOS. After a break in February I've been able to do again various packaging stuff for PureOS. * gnome-boxes I've looked at the version delta between Debian and PureOS in gnome-boxes. Due as usual great and useful help from Guido while looking into the stuff under the hood it turns out the PureOS specific patching isn't needed any longer as users in Debian bullseye (and by this also users of PureOS byzantium) are now a member of the group kvm by default and can access /dev/kvm without extra actions. Matthias dropped the old PureOS package of gnome-boxes and synced the version from Debian stable. Thanks to Chris who has prepared and maintained the old patch for gnome-boxes! https://source.puri.sm/pureos/packages/gnome-boxes/-/merge_requests/1 * initramfs-tools An update/sync for this packages was requested by Sebastian as the old version in PureOS was blocking other packages. While updating the underlying source I've updated also the used branch name and metadata to get this in sync to the common standard in PureOS. https://source.puri.sm/pureos/core/initramfs-tools/-/merge_requests/1 https://source.puri.sm/pureos/core/initramfs-tools/-/issues/2 * gdm3 The Gnome Display Manager got a CVE related update in Debian and I've synced the latest version from Debian stable into byzantium. Currently the update of the Jenkins CI for this package is awaiting approval. https://source.puri.sm/pureos/packages/gdm/-/merge_requests/1 https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/deb-build-jobs/-/merge_requests/406 Like in the past months I've also done some more smallish things probably not really worth to mention. Package maintenance work in Debian I've done also some maintenance task within Debian and worked on the following packages (so far I remember). 1 django-simple-captcha 2 drf-yasg-nonfree 3 kicad* 4 libpam-radius-auth 5 mssql-django 6 ponyprog 7 pydoctor 8 pygments 9 python-cmarkgfm 10 python-django-analytical 11 python-django-modelcluster 12 python-lunr 13 python-mkdocs 14 python-readme-renderer 15 svgwrite 16 systemc 17 thunderbird 18 wcag-contrast-ratio -- Regards Carsten Schoenert

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DEP14 branch naming for backported security updates from Debian in PureOS
by Carsten Schoenert 06 Apr '22

06 Apr '22

Hi, I've looked into the Synchronization issue list in landing and noticed that util-linux, which has PureOS specific modifications, has got a security update in Debian bullseye by version 2.36.1-8+deb11u1. PureOS has currently version 2.36.1-8pureos3. Backporting this security update isn't that difficult. But while working on this I came to the point to commit the modifications. :-) But I feel the branch pureos/latest wouldn't be the correct branch as latest implies that the data is quite the most recent stuff. Yeah, we are talking about landing which follows bullseye, but looking a bit further there a lot of backported versions for PureOS are put into $latest or into pureos/byzantium (correctly in my eyes) within the L5 world I'm thinking putting such security backporting work within packages that have PureOS specific modifications should be done also within a branch pureos/byzantium called. Before doing more work in that corner it would be good to have some consensus about that topic. :-) What do others thinks? Maybe I've overseen some already similar revised packages. -- Regards Carsten Schoenert

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