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Re: xchat.spec updated (OT)
This isn't strictly on the topic, but its a thread about specfiles so why not..
We (Gnome Packaging Project) Just discovered Mandrake has done the horrid thing and renamed a lot of their packages, ie. gtk+ and gtk+-devel are in mandrake called "libgtk+-1.2 libgtk+-devel-1.2" and this is now making quite a problem for us with specfiles.
Currently we are working on getting a way to use %if / %else / cases for the different distributions that have fould things up in this way, but until then mandrake users would probably want to comment out the "BuildRequires: gtk+-devel" from the specfile.
I've been told mandrake did this so they can have gtk+ 1.2 and 2.0 snapshot installed at the same time, but I'm still not happy with it * swears a lot beneath his breath and starts to.... *
Ach well, I'll post yet another updated specfile here when I know exactly what and how to work around mandrakes broken-ness.
> Also, someone mentioned that Ximian/Red Hat/Mandrake are now using the
> "Epoch" keyword, and that xchat rpms are being seen as older than theirs
> even when the version is higher. Would adding in "Epoch: 1" be a good
> thing to do?
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