From: Max H. <fin...@ma...> - 2002-07-27 13:20:02
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At 7:06 Uhr -0600 27.07.2002, Jeff Whitaker wrote: >This was brought a while ago, and the reason I didn't do it was this: > >1) Most apps don't need a server to compile, they just need the libs. So >having the X11 dependency met by xfree86-base makes sense. > >2) You don't have to have xfree86-rootless to run X11 apps. You can use >Xvnc, or Oroborus X (which comes with it's own custom XDarwin). Or you >can run them remotely over a ssh tunnel. > >3) XDarwin will only build on OSX, not bare Darwin. > >So, I don't think we should merge them. I see no reason to force people >to build XDarwin unless they want to, especially since it is possible to >get along fine without it. In addition, 4) There is no way to get a painless update path for people. We would have to tell everybody to use dpkg to force remove xfree86-*, then install the new xfree86 package. I'd like to avoid this if possible... Cheers, Max -- ----------------------------------------------- Max Horn Software Developer email: <mailto:ma...@qu...> phone: (+49) 6151-494890 |