On 11 March 2018 at 14:19, David Levine wrote:
> Jon wrote:
>
> > Things always get weird as one's installed distribution gets crusty.
> > My Fedora Core 27 installation recently started whining about conflicts
> > between nmh and vi. Surprised me.
>
> Here's why:
>
> 1)
Kevin wrote:
> For what it's worth, Fedora 26 has the same issue as 27.
The issue was fixed for Fedora 26 (and Fedora 28 and EL6 and EPEL 7).
The Fedora 26 package was moved to stable 2 hours ago, so should soon
be available as an update:
Hi Jon,
> Things always get weird as one's installed distribution gets crusty.
> My Fedora Core 27 installation
What is Fedora Core 27? :-) Fedora 26 is the latest version, so 27
might be Fedora Devel, but then you said it's crusty as if the 27 is a
typo for something older, but they stopped
Things always get weird as one's installed distribution gets crusty.
My Fedora Core 27 installation recently started whining about conflicts
between nmh and vi. Surprised me.
I don't know if anybody has given any thought as to what should be a
dependency and what shouldn't. Seems to me that
>Things always get weird as one's installed distribution gets crusty.
>My Fedora Core 27 installation recently started whining about conflicts
>between nmh and vi. Surprised me.
Is this a "conflict" (as in, you can't have both of the packages
installed at the same time) or a "requirement" (you
Here's the Fedora bug report:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1551126
The initial report included this:
Additional info:
I guess that shows how few people still use nmh ;^)
David
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ken wrote:
> >Things always get weird as one's installed distribution gets crusty.
> >My Fedora Core 27 installation recently started whining about conflicts
> >between nmh and vi. Surprised me.
>
> Is this a "conflict" (as in, you can't have both of the packages
> installed at the same
Paul F wrote:
> I don't think anyone participating was suggesting that there be a
> hard dependency on vi.
The decision on Fedora was made prior to that discussion. (And, it
was made on Fedora, not by nmh.)
> (I think under
> debian/ubuntu, the vi dependency would be a "suggested"
Ken Hornstein writes:
> >Things always get weird as one's installed distribution gets crusty.
> >My Fedora Core 27 installation recently started whining about conflicts
> >between nmh and vi. Surprised me.
>
> Is this a "conflict" (as in, you can't have both of the packages
> installed at the
Jon wrote:
> Things always get weird as one's installed distribution gets crusty.
> My Fedora Core 27 installation recently started whining about conflicts
> between nmh and vi. Surprised me.
Here's why:
1) nmh depended on /bin/vi
2) vim-minimal recently changed what it provides from /bin/vi
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