This is not surprising given how young #kbin is. However, I wonder if there are any projects underway. Are there any existing non-Debian / unofficial kbin clients that are functional in the slightest?
This is not surprising given how young #kbin is. However, I wonder if there are any projects underway. Are there any existing non-Debian / unofficial kbin clients that are functional in the slightest?
Debian tends to be pretty conservative, and kbin is currently a pretty niche application that’s only of interest to server admins. So, I suspect you’re right. It probably wouldn’t be packaged until a Debian Developer happens to be interested in it.