In article <199904130325.AAA22954@mx2.glinx.com>,
	hclsmith@glinx.com (Hume Smith) writes:
> been fixed for the GIMP too?

The "gimp" packages compiles and runs fine.

>  as i rmember it need packages that didn't exist in any version...

We *never* had any enabled(*) packages that require non existing packages.
And of course this is true for "gimp", too:

===>  gimp-1.0.4 depends on executable: emacs - /usr/pkg/bin/emacs found
===>  gimp-1.0.4 depends on executable: gmake - /usr/pkg/bin/gmake found
===>  gimp-1.0.4 depends on file: /usr/pkg/bin/pkglibtool-1.2p1 - found
===>  gimp-1.0.4 depends on installed package: jpeg-6b - jpeg-6b  found
===>  gimp-1.0.4 depends on installed package: gtk+-1.2.0 - gtk+-1.2.0  found
===>  gimp-1.0.4 depends on installed package: mpeg-1.2.1 - mpeg-1.2.1  found
===>  gimp-1.0.4 depends on installed package: png-1.0.3 - png-1.0.3  found
===>  gimp-1.0.4 depends on installed package: tiff-3.4 - tiff-3.4  found
===>  gimp-1.0.4 depends on installed package: xpm-3.4k - xpm-3.4k  found

Of course it might happen that a dependence gets forgotten or a package
is broken after an update of another package. But are no enabled(*) packages
which never could have been built.

(*) not excluded in the category's "Makefile" and marked unusable with
    e.g. "IGNORE="

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Matthias Scheler                                http://home.owl.de/~tron/