The GNOME developers define a binding set, containing a few packages
each, for c++, java, mono, perl, and python.
What should we name the meta packages?
Prefix or postfix the language?
So far I've come up with the following inconsistent set:
meta-pkg/gnome-bindings-c++
meta-pkg/gnome-bindings-mono
meta-pkg/gnome-bindings-java
meta-pkg/p5-gnome-bindings
meta-pkg/py-gnome-bindings
Other, better suggestions?
Why do you need meta-pkgs? Aren't they all in meta-pkgs/gnome that
everyone will just install?
Seriously, I think we do need fine-grained control over this, and would
favor gnome-bindings-lang, but I think you are saying that for py it
should be at the beginning to split python{23,24,25}.
What's p5? If that's perl5, it should say perl5, unless the gnome
people insist on p5. Seems too much like p4, a proprietary VCS.
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