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-	HOW TO UNPACK A DEBIAN SOURCE PACKAGE
-
-There are two kinds of Debian source packages: old ones and new ones.
-
-A. Old ones look like this:
-      hello-1.3-4.tar.gz
-      hello-1.3-4.diff.gz
- You unpack them by untarring the .tar.gz.  There is NO need to apply
- the diff.
-
-B. New ones look like this:
-      hello_1.3-11.dsc
-      hello_1.3-11.diff.gz
-      hello_1.3-11.orig.tar.gz - note the `.orig' part
- Here you MUST use dpkg-source or apply the diff manually - see below.
-
- If you have `dpkg-source' you should put the files in the same
- directory and type `dpkg-source -x <whatever>.dsc'.
-
- If you do not you can extract the Debian source as follows:
-   1. untar P_V.orig.tar.gz.
-   2. rename the resulting P-V.orig directory to P-V.  If some other
-      directory results, rename *it* to P-V.
-   3. mkdir P-V/debian.
-   4. apply the diff with patch -p0.
-   5. do `chmod +x P-V/debian/rules'
- (where P is the package name and V the version.)
-
-C. There are some packages where the Debian source is the upstream
- source.  In this case there will be no .diff.gz and you can just use
- the .tar.gz.  If a .dsc is provided you can use `dpkg-source -x'.
-
- -- Ian Jackson <ijackson@gnu.ai.mit.edu>  Sat, 31 Aug 1996