Proyecto: | Trisquel |
Versión: | 7.0 |
Componente: | Programs |
Categoría: | informe de fallo |
Prioridad: | normal |
Asignado: | malberts |
Estado: | active |
In a terminal, launch aptitude (with or without sudo permissions):
"--- New Packages (N)"
"These packages have been added to Ubuntu since the last time you cleared..."
It should say "Trisquel".
The source files responsible are:
aptitude-0.6.4/src/pkg_grouppolicy.cc
aptitude-0.6.4/debian/patches/03_branding
Marking bug as duplicate. Consolidating all branding issues under:
Trisquel Bug #5052 (Comprehensive Trisquel Branding Issue Page)
There are actually some more places in Aptitude's source with messages containing the word "Ubuntu" or some Ubuntu URL.
I will take a look at it.
> aptitude-0.6.4/debian/patches/03_branding
This patch also breaks localizations. See https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1053785.
> There are actually some more places in Aptitude's source with > messages containing the word "Ubuntu" or some Ubuntu URL.
For the next development cycle (of aptitude) we will look at options for this, such as using dpkg-vendor instead of hard-coding the branding.
A patch to fix only the Ubuntu referred to the title of the issue.
A real rebranding of aptitude and removal of all mentions of non-free sections is quite a lot of work. I started to hack and my diff has grown beyond 3000 lines. What should I/we do?