So, does that mean that the wine debugger is now available in extras? Because it seems its not there, and I could find a such package that would contain it...
On 7/4/06, Vitaliy Margolen wine-devel@kievinfo.com wrote:
Tuesday, July 4, 2006, 12:06:00 PM, Andreas Bierfert wrote:
Hi,
some of you might have noticed that building 0.9.16 for Fedora Extras
took me
more time then the releases before. This was because of the discussions
from a
couple of weeks ago on this list. As a result I did spent some time on
the
mentioned issues and came across an easy solution:
If you install wine form the Fedora Extras repository via 'yum install
wine'
nearly everything that would be in a monolithic package is going to be installed. The 'wine' package now is a meta-package containing requires
for
the various subpackages. So now 'normal' users who do a 'yum install
wine'
will get everything they need and experts who know what they are doing
can
go and install only the parts they want. I hope that this solution now
leads to
fewer 'false positives' on bug reports and for better user integration
and
satisfies some of the things you, the wine folks, brought up.
Thanks for the input on this matter. I hope that this is only the first
step
towards a good relation ship between wine and the fedora packages for
wine and
that emails like the ones from a couple of weeks back won't happen
again...
So for the announcement:
wine 0.9.16 for Fedora Extras 3,4,5,devel is build and should be pushed
to the
mirrors in a couple of hours.
- Andreas
Wonderful! Thank you very much!
Vitaliy.