I looked into this today. The .desktop for the preferences dialog in Ubuntu's vino 3.8 has OnlyShowIn=GNOME;Unity; set so the removed preferences dialog really only affects Unity.
If the removed preferences dialog is not a blocker, we are good with merging vino 3.22 with Debian. The only remaining Ubuntu diff is enabling the system miniupnpc patch.
That patch was disabled in Debian in 2012 with this message:
"Disable 05_use-system-miniupnpc.patch for now, until we have a patch that is ready to be sent upstream and the Debian maintainer of miniupnpc has learned how to maintain a library package."
(The patch forces using the system miniupnpc library instead of making it optional which presumably makes it less interesting to upstream.)
I looked into this today. The .desktop for the preferences dialog in Ubuntu's vino 3.8 has OnlyShowIn= GNOME;Unity; set so the removed preferences dialog really only affects Unity.
If the removed preferences dialog is not a blocker, we are good with merging vino 3.22 with Debian. The only remaining Ubuntu diff is enabling the system miniupnpc patch.
That patch was disabled in Debian in 2012 with this message: system- miniupnpc. patch for now, until we have a patch that is ready to be sent upstream and the Debian maintainer of miniupnpc has learned how to maintain a library package."
"Disable 05_use-
(The patch forces using the system miniupnpc library instead of making it optional which presumably makes it less interesting to upstream.)
I started a community topic for this update request at /community. ubuntu. com/t/update- vino-to- current- version- affects- unity/2537
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