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[Steve Kowalik <stevenk@xxxxxxxxxx>]

MIR for cheese:

1. Availability: http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/c/cheese; available for all supported architectures
2. Rationale:
    * Dependency of ubuntu-netbook-remix
3. Security:
    * No CVE entries, the only entry matches on cheesetracker, a different source.
    * No matches in Secunia history.
    * Any binaries running as root or suid/sgid ? Any daemons ? No, in both cases.
    * No network activity.
    * Does not seem to process binary or structed data directly.
    * No source code review.
4. Quality assurance:
    * Package works out of the box.
    * No debconfage.
    * No relevant Debian bugs.
    * Maintenance in Debian is irrelevant, we maintain the package ourselves.
    * Upstream is vigorous.
    * Upstream bug tracker: (mention any particularly relevant or critical)
    * Hardware: This package deals with webcams.
    * There doesn't look to be a testsuite.
5. UI standards:
    * User-visible strings are internationalized using standard gettext system ? Yes
    * Package with translatable strings builds a PO template during package build ? Yes
    * End-user applications ship a desktop file ?  Yes
6. Standards compliance:
    * Compiles with both the FHS and Debian Policy.
    * Bog-standard CDBS + debhelper with simple-patchsys. No oddities.
7. Dependencies:
    * All Build-Depends and Depends are in main.
8. Maintenance:
    * How much maintenance is this package likely to need ? Not a lot, it gets updated to a new upstream fairly frequently.
    * Who is responsible for monitoring the quality of this package and fixing its bugs ? Are they Ubuntu or Debian developers ? The desktop team.
9. Background information:
    * What do upstream call this software ? Has it had different names in the past ? cheese. Doesn't seem to have had any other names.
10. Internationalization:
    * Are graphical applications translatable? Do they support gettext? Yes.

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