Hi, Le vendredi 05 décembre 2008 à 00:00 +0200, Arturas K a écrit : > I do not use evolution, and gnome-panel ties to evolution-data-server a > like waist space (disk&ram) on my system :D > > There might be two ways of solving this: > > * alternate gnome-panel package with "configure --disabled-eds" > > * demote evolution-data-server appropriate libs to recommended and make > runtime checks for their presence/absence to enable/disable some features > > by the way, if I am not wrong, only > /usr/lib/gnome-panel/libclock-applet.so is affected
The correct approach would probably to do the following:
* ship a gnome-panel built with --disable-eds
* build a second variant and keep only libclock-applet.so
* ship this libclock-applet.so in a gnome-panel-evolution package,
with a diversion.
This is very low on my own priority list, but if you or someone else can
provide a patch, I have no objection against integrating it.
Cheers,
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