Author(s):	Balasankar C
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https://debconf17.debconf.org/talks/77/
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Description:	This talk basically is about how packaging and maintenance can be done collaboratively as a team and how we accomplished that. I will be talking about the motivation, initiation, challenges and completion of a journey that was started around 6 years ago. This deals with the packaging work down towards getting two applications written in Ruby on Rails: GitLab CE and Diaspora into Debian. This also covers how we introduced packaging to hundreds of students and dozens of Colleges in India and got them interested in contributing to Free Software world. The whats and what-nots of mentoring newcomers. In short, this talk is about the experiences we had, and how we can bring in new hands to Debian (and FOSS, in general) and how we have to ensure we maintain an environment best to nurture young buds. Preferable Audience: Newcomers to packaging, maintainers of packages with large number of dependencies Expertise: Beginner markdown
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