I managed to get things cleaned up a bit since my previous post, and 
have been stumbling along for a while. It certainly hasn't been as 
smooth a ride as I have been used to with NetBSD 3. I get frequent 
segfaults from the shell for example. (Anybody else seeing those with 
4.0BETA i386-MPACPI on a Conroe E6300 system?)

Right now I am standing still at this point:
=> Required installed package py23-gnome2-extras>=2.12.0nb3: 
py23-gnome2-extras-2.12.0nb7 found
=> Required installed package py24-gnome2-extras>=2.12.0nb7: NOT found
=> Verifying package for ../../x11/py-gnome2-extras
WARNING: No valid Python version
ERROR: [depends.mk] A package matching ``py24-gnome2-extras>=2.12.0nb7'' 
should
ERROR:     be installed, but one cannot be found.  Perhaps there is a
ERROR:     stale work directory for ../../x11/py-gnome2-extras?
*** Error code 1

Stop.
make: stopped in /usr/2006Q2/pkgsrc/misc/deskbar-applet
*** Error code 1

Stop.
make: stopped in /usr/2006Q2/pkgsrc/meta-pkgs/gnome

It would seem that by default I have python23 installed, and the 
23-variant of py-gnome2-extras. So why is deskbar-applet trying to 
require a 24-version - especially when it also requires the 23-version, 
which it *did* find?


Forgive me if I am asking stupid questions. I'm just an ordinary NetBSD 
and pkgsrc user.

-Lasse