Hallo, 

I'm new to this list and I'm paticipating because of Gudio Diepens
advice.

I used pdas since first palmpilot times.

My observations:
after sudo apt-get install multisync-tools opensync-plugin-synce
synce-sync-engine

(on a fresh installed ubuntu 9.04) 

Summary: python 2.6 is installed, but 2.5 is installed also - why?

citated form yesterdays chat:

i get the information: python2.5 will additional installed
(19:18:34) Thomas_Zahreddi1: so this is encoded in at least one of the
packages, while ubuntu 9.04 has pyton 2.6 installed by default
(19:18:49) gdiepen: I don't know....
(19:19:20) Incinerator hat den Raum verlassen (quit: Read error: 104
(Connection reset by peer)).
(19:19:42) Thomas_Zahreddi1: i have to leave in a few minutes,
otherwhise i would install a package analyser to check the encoded
dependencies
(19:19:57) Thomas_Zahreddi1: i check synaptics 
(19:20:14) Incinerator [n=incin...@93.157.184.78] hat den Raum betreten.
(19:21:12) edouard_t
[n=edoua...@lns-bzn-47f-81-56-211-136.adsl.proxad.net] hat den Raum
betreten.
(19:22:35) Thomas_Zahreddi1: synce-sync-engine and synce-hal have
dependencies for phyton (whitout Verion, regarding to synaptics)
(19:24:33) Thomas_Zahreddi1: so (i suppose) one of the libraries has
this dependency: libopensync0 librtfcomp0 multisync-tools
opensync-module-python
(19:24:33) Thomas_Zahreddi1: opensync-plugin-synce python-libxslt1
python-opensync python-rapi2
(19:24:33) Thomas_Zahreddi1: python-rra python-rtfcomp python-tz
libopensync0 librtfcomp0 opensync-module-python python-libxslt1
(19:24:33) Thomas_Zahreddi1: python-opensync python-rapi2 python-rra
python-rtfcomp python-tz
(19:24:46) edouard_t hat den Raum verlassen ("Bye").
(19:24:57) Thomas_Zahreddi1: i don't know if there exists a dependency
tracker for packages 
(19:25:17) Thomas_Zahreddi1: but i've got to leave - see you tomorrow 
(19:25:51) Thomas_Zahreddi1: gdiepen: can't drill deeper in the moment

Best 
Thomas Zahreddin


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