Subject: Re: PS re: broken package (fwd)
To: None <tech-pkg@netbsd.org>
From: Bernd Sieker <bsieker@techfak.uni-bielefeld.de>
List: tech-pkg
Date: 11/16/1998 19:11:52
On 16.11.98, 09:32:43, David Brownlee wrote:
> Where is the best place for this?
>
> David/absolute
>
> -=- Resentment is a renewable resource -=-
>
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> Date: Mon, 16 Nov 1998 10:27:27 -0400
> From: Hume Smith <hclsmith@glinx.com>
> To: www@netbsd.org
> Subject: PS re: broken package
>
> (this is, again, for the someone in charge of the i386 packages)
>
> in fact, 1.3.2/i386/gimp-1.0.0 requires three libraries outdated within the packages:
> libglib.so.1.4 which is now libglib.so.3.0
> libg[dt]k.so.1.4 which are now libg[dt]k.so.2.0
> i tried simply symlinking the old names to the new but got an undefined symbol - so i think gimp really needs to be repackaged.
Btw, I'm not in charge of any binary package, I merely (try to)
maintain the pkgsrc for gimp and gtk-1.0.
Gimp is a bitch as far as packaging it is concerned. There are some
problems I'm currently trying to figure out. Namely that _building_
gimp requires the script-fu plug-in to be _installed_! Like pulling
yourself out of the swamps by you own hair as once Munchhausen did.
Be aware that the 1.0.0-gimp will _not_ work with gtk 1.1, but
_requires_ gtk-1.0 (available as the package gtk10i). This conflicts
with gtk-1.1, and both should not be installed at the same time. There
is no clean solution to this dilemma that I can see.
If you have any suggestions for the above mentioned problems, your
input is highly welcome, as I don't have too much time myself to
figure them out.
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Bernd Sieker