Dear Hamish,
This type of bug closure causes me to have little confidence in the
Debian bug tracking system. While version changes occurred in xlibs
and pcb in the 2001 timeframe, the bug I filed was based on the very
latest versions of these packages in the Debian testing distribution.
I upgrade my installation every few days.
Also, your statement "I think this bug . . . has been fixed . . . ."
tells me you don't know if it has actually been fixed, or if it has
cropped up again. Without knowing, how can you close the bug report??
Sincerely,
Fred Ringwald
New Haven, NY
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#113427: pcb: package xlibs conflicted with pcb in recent xlibs upgrade,
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I think this bug (xlibs and pcb conflict) has been fixed ages ago. Both
have had several version changes since Sep 2001.
Hamish
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