[Sponsored Upload] Please update xubuntu-docs to 13.10 for saucy

And the debdiff is attached for review.

Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.

Filing a bug is not the proper process for seeking sponsorship of a package being uploaded. I spoke with Knome earlier and after talking with two different core devs it was explained that since Xubuntu has developers with upload rights that it would be preferred if those devs uploaded the Xubuntu Docs.

Benjamin, filing a bug is an appropriate way to request sponsorship. By filing a bug and subscribing ~ubuntu-sponsors, the request shows up on the sponsoring queue:

http://reqorts.qa.ubuntu.com/reports/sponsoring/

@Jeremy,

Thanks for correcting me. Although considering I already checked with two core devs one who happens to be on the Release Team and they felt that since Xubuntu has its own devs with upload rights and that they defer to them then perhaps sponsorship not as a matter of process but preference is not the best route.

Sponsoring is clearly not the best route for us either. However, due to the amount of uploaders we have and their limited time and availability, we unfortunately need to depend on sponsored uploads much more than we want to.

Yes, we are working on getting more active uploaders in the team, but meanwhile, please bear with us.

This bug was fixed in the package xubuntu-docs - 13.10.0

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xubuntu-docs (13.10.0) saucy; urgency=low

  * New release. (LP: #1227275)

  [ Pasi Lallinaho ]
  * Bump startpage and entities to Saucy
  * Rename to "Xubuntu Documentation"
  * Fix styling inconsistencies between the Start page and the Documentation

  [ Unit 193 ]
  * Updated entities.
  * Updated Application names to friendly format.
  * Updated a moved channel.
  * Updated some formatting.
  * Updated and made additions to the networking section.
  * Added applications from the last cycle.
  * Remove Twitter mention from Pidgin information since the Twitter plugin is broken. (LP: #1219595)

  [ Stephen Michael Kellat ]
  * Removed reference to a Qt-based application that should not be there
  * Fixed a typo on the offline applications page
  * Added mention of ideviceinstaller to media-apps as another specialized tool for handling iPods
  * Added reference in guide-desktop to gtk-theme-config. (LP: #1219593)
  * Removed in-depth notation for offline packages on table of contents as I never wrote what would have followed...the guide on how to sign the Ubuntu Code of Conduct
  * Added to tip about LibreOffice in default-apps.xml a reminder from the Ubuntu Wiki on LibreOffice to not use The Document Foundation .deb files as they lack Ubuntu-specific patches
  * In hardware-devices.xml added tip about the "sync" command line coreutil function to flush buffers in writing to disk which is handy with removable devices
  * Amplified the caution in managing-applications.xml about having two package managers open at once
  * Removed reference to APTonCD from managing-applications.xml since LP Bug 1175458 shows it is, as of 13.04, depending upon HAL of all things yet in LP Bug 1221254 Martin Pitt is coordinating the drive to purge any vestiges of HAL that remain in Ubuntu

  [ Jack Fromm ]
  * Grammar fixes and wording changes
  * Update the software-properties entity
  * Update GUI labels to match current versions
  * Added caveat about having to install restricted software to play MP3s in gmusicbrowser.
  * Removed obsolete application recommendations (Computer Janitor & Gnome Desktop Utilities).
  * Added instructions for hibernation (LP: #1225782).
 -- Pasi Lallinaho <email address hidden> Tue, 17 Sep 2013 19:32:05 -0400