Ghee Teo wrote:
> Jedy Wang wrote:
>> If we really should move libsexy into one of gnome-base-libs or 
>> gnome-panel, according to its funcaality, I think gnome-base-libs is 
>> a better choice.
>>
>> So my opinion is:
>> 1) I prefer to leave libsexy as a seperated package. Personally, I do 
>> not think putting too may things into a package is a good practice.
>  If this is what you want to do, should you not also move 
> libnotify/notification daemon out of gnome-panel?
NO, leave this in gnome-panel as it is already there, and is also there 
for OpenSolaris
repositories.
>> 2) if we should move libsexy into one existing package, I prefer 
>> gnome-base-libs.
>   How do you address the question I raised above for OpenSolaris 
> repositories scenarios?
>   (i..e. Possibly of mismatch version of libnotify and libsexy being 
> installed by user, for example?)
>
I say no, leave libsexy in it's own package, as it is currently. I 
really don't know what
all the fuss is about. All we are doing is moving an existing SUNW 
package from
spec-files-other into spec-files. Any existing SUNW spec files in 
spec-files that
depend on libsexy should get their dependencies update to reflec to the 
SUNWlibsexy
package (if they do not already have this info).

notificaiton-daemon etc, should not be touched.

Matt


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