On Wednesday, Jan 29, 2003, at 22:01 Japan, Benjamin Reed wrote:
which means that I can remove tetex later if I want to without breaking dependencies? If it is the case, there's no problem.On Wednesday, January 29, 2003, at 07:56 AM, Kow K wrote:It turned out immediately that other KDE packages like kdebase3 have a dependency on pdftex/tetex. This means that practically, I can't update KDE stuff without installing tetex. This wasn't the case before this release.Some bits of KDE want doxygen to generate docs, so it's been added as a build dependency.
So, is this a new feature or just a temporary mishap in the current release of KDE?
If you were to wait until the latest packages made it into stable and binaries were created, it wouldn't be a runtime dependency, it's only needed at build time.
Kow
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