[Bug 193787] Review Request: scite - Scintilla based text editor

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Summary: Review Request: scite - Scintilla based text editor


https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=193787





------- Additional Comments From tibbs@xxxxxxxxxxx  2006-06-02 10:38 EST -------
The license seems to me to be equivalent to the MIT license
(http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php); that's what I'd use in the
License: field.

Some other comments:

You don't seem to use %{optflags}; the package is compiled with -Os instead of
the usual Fedora set (which includes FORTIFY_SOURCE and -g so that proper
debuginfo packages can be generated).

It seems that scintilla is built separately and then statically linked in.  Is
it reasonable at all to build in a separate package and then dynamically link it
in?  (Keep in mind that I know nothing about scintilla.  It does seem that most
of the packages that use scintilla seem to just include a copy of the source,
which may be the best way to handle it.)

Finally, I just wanted to make sure you understand that sponsorship is generally
granted only after you've demonstrated familiarity with the packaging
guidelines; generally you do this by commenting on other packages up for review.
 I personally am reluctant to sponsor someone after looking at just a single
submitted package. 

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