chicago95 (3.0.1+git20260803.e89583c-2) unstable; urgency=medium

  * Rebuild for Ubuntu 26.04 (resolute). The xUbuntu_26.04 repository
    was added to home:clayrisser:unstable after this package's last
    upload (BASED-272), and OBS only builds a source the pipeline
    commits, so this revision exists to publish into based-u26dev. No
    packaging change.

 -- Clay Risser <clayrisser@gmail.com>  Sun, 13 Sep 2026 07:13:32 +0000

chicago95 (3.0.1+git20260803.e89583c-1) unstable; urgency=medium

  * Initial release (BASED-192).
  * Snapshot of upstream master at e89583c (2026-08-03). The last upstream
    tag, v3.0.1, is from 2022-10 and predates the Plymouth themes, the
    Wayland/labwc support and the XFCE 4.18+ fixes, so the package tracks
    master; upstream is active (5.9k stars) but does not tag.
  * Split by component, the way yaru-theme is: chicago95-theme-gtk (theme,
    xfce4-terminal scheme, xfce4-panel-profiles layout), -icons,
    -cursors, -sounds, -fonts, -plymouth, -backgrounds and the -all
    metapackage. Everything is Architecture: all.
  * Upstream's installer.py (a per-user GTK installer writing into ~/.themes,
    ~/.icons and ~/.fonts) is neither run nor shipped; debian/*.install puts
    the same trees under /usr/share.
  * Not shipped: KDE/ (SDDM and splash), Plus/ (the Microsoft Plus! theme
    converter), Lightdm/ (a lightdm-webkit2-greeter theme, no greeter for it
    in Debian), the Extras/ Firefox XPI, ScummVM pack, LibreOffice icon set,
    Qt and compton configs, and the fontconfig snippets that only affect
    Microsoft Sans Serif, which this package does not provide.
  * The cursor themes' src/ and build/ directories (xcursorgen sources and
    the Windows .cur/.ani they are generated from, with a python3 script),
    the gnome-shell theme's assets-render/ and the icon-theme.cache upstream
    commits are dropped from the installed trees; dh_icons regenerates the
    cache through the usual trigger.
  * The Cronyx faces keep their .otb extension, so
    truetype-font-wrong-filename is overridden rather than worked around.

 -- Clay Risser <clayrisser@gmail.com>  Fri, 11 Sep 2026 07:13:07 +0100
