Blair Archibald <mrblairarchibald@...> writes: > The logical first step seems to be to combine the 3 packages (wxcore, wx, wxc) into some form of singly installed package. I'm a novice when it comes to cabal so not sure how what the effects of such a change could be. > I appreciate that cabal is a great system for installing Haskell packages but perhaps we should provide additional install methods that also come pro-bundled with wxWidgets, this way we can control the version that we ship with - again the issue comes with how to install them on different platforms and in a controlled manner.
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