Hello there!
I have not used IRC for some years, so please forgive me for asking this question via email in the meantime.
I would like to use this emoji picker gnome shell extension (
https://github.com/maoschanz/emoji-selector-for-gnome), but I would also
like to stick to packages in Debian main; therefore, I would like to
package this extension. I used to package Perl modules, but I am not
familiar with the conventions or practices surrounding GNOME extensions,
and it has been some time since I've contributed to Debian, so I would need
to brush up on the latest practices.
I did come across the shell-extensions subproject in salsa:
https://salsa.debian.org/gnome-team/shell-extensions
I'm on salsa as "jawnsy" and will check in on IRC #debian-gnome to say
hello at some point!
Can someone please share a good link for getting started learning about how
to package a GNOME shell extension, or perhaps a good example of packaging
for a simple shell extension that I could use as a basis for this work?
Best,
Jonathan
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