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1 # Archlinux
2
3 AUR does not require any packaging information within this repository.
4
5 # Debian
6
7 Debian packages are provided by the author in separate branches, maintained in
8 the upstream repository
9
10 ## Ubuntu
11
12 Ubuntu imports Debian's package automagically.
13
14
15 # Mac OS X
16
17 Homebrew does not require any packaging information within this repository.
18 A separate branch with a statically compiled manpage and release tags is
19 provided to ease packaging. The static manpage because Homebrew lacks ronn;
20 the tag so github generates tarballs Homebrew can be pointed at.
21
22
23 # Additional notes
24
25 ## Static manpage
26
27 In case you can not build the manpage because you are missing ronn please
28 contact the author. The "debian-squeeze" branch carries a quilt patchset with
29 a pre-compiled manpage and the "homebrew" one carries a static manpage. If you
30 need, or want, to build your packages against a static version in your own
31 branch this can be done.
32
33 ## Other systems
34
35 If you are maintaining a package for a different distribution, please get
36 in touch so your work can be included in another branch, thus allowing others
37 to adapt it to their needs or to improve upon it.