Debian Leftovers
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RcppSMC 0.2.1: A few new tricks
A new release, now at 0.2.1, of the RcppSMC package arrived on CRAN earlier this afternoon (and once again as a very quick pretest-publish within minutes of submission).
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sbuild-debian-developer-setup(1) (2018-03-19)
I have heard a number of times that sbuild is too hard to get started with, and hence people don’t use it.
To reduce hurdles from using/contributing to Debian, I wanted to make sbuild easier to set up.
sbuild ≥ 0.74.0 provides a Debian package called sbuild-debian-developer-setup. Once installed, run the sbuild-debian-developer-setup(1) command to create a chroot suitable for building packages for Debian unstable.
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control-archive 1.8.0
This is the software that maintains the archive of control messages and the newsgroups and active files on ftp.isc.org. I update things in place, but it's been a while since I made a formal release, and one seemed overdue (particularly since it needed some compatibility tweaks for GnuPG v1).
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The problem with the Code of Conduct
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Some problems with Code of Conducts
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