> That's not true, as libbeagle0 will need to depend in beagle. The > library is using internal beagle libraries directly, so that cannot be > split.
How so? I've just built the current nautilus tarball (which use beagle as an option for the search mode) with libbeagle. I've removed the beagle package then and copied libbeagle by hand to /usr/lib, then restarted nautilus. Nautilus works fine this way and falls back on the builtin search mode (upstream does that according to the return of beagle_client_new ()). ldd -r on the lib is correct too. The beagle option is a built time for nautilus. The current way you force users to install beagle (and so all the C# going with it) instead libbeagle0 which is a small C library ... could you describe what is supposed to be wrong with the split exactly? -- Sebastien Bacher -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
