On 14 September 2012 05:26, Sébastien Luttringer <[email protected]> wrote: > I'm not sure it's very important (and possible) to use the project > name without alteration in our package name. > As you said, the most important is to be able to find it (by a search) > with a minimum common sense. > > Developer which use pyqt, will search something like: > $ pacman -Sqs pyqt4 > eric > eric4 > and doesn't found it. Because they may use the real name of the python > library (import PyQt4). > ... > SNIP > ...
Good one, we must provide for that. Nevertheless, what I meant was _not_ to have: python-qt python2-qt python-gtk python2-gtk But to have: pyqt python2-pyqt pygtk python2-pygtk As we have now. Prepending 'python' everywhere is fine, as long as the 'pyX' name remains. Now the ideal scenario would be: John: Fetch me 'pyalpm' Pacman: Do you want python(3)-pyalpm or python2-pyalpm? Now that I look at it that way prepending 'python' would be better. -- GPG/PGP ID: C0711BF1
