Armin K. wrote: > I've noticed some mistakes > > First one, source package which ends its name with a number > > Think krb5, lcms2, bind9 > > Adds the number to the version field, so it becomes > > libcap2 2_2.22 > krb5 5-1.11.3 > lcms2 2-2.5 > bind9 9-9.9.3 > > Correct versions should be without the ending numbers, ie for libcap is > 2.22, for krb5 is 1.11.3, for lcms2 is 2.5.
OK. These are cosmetic, but I fixed them. Fixed exiv2 also. > Also, bind10 is not a new version, it's completely different thing from > bind9. It's been about 10 years since I really used bind. I didn't recognize bind10, but just used it without checking into it. I've reverted it to bind9 only. > Fontconfig should read its latest stable version as "latest", but > display that we have newer one, as done with librsvg. Fixed. > In Xorg Drivers, xf86-input-wacom says that 0.21.99.1 is the latest > version, but that's unstable as I pointed out once. I'm not sure. The developer says: "Looking for the latest version? Download xf86-input-wacom-0.21.99.1.tar.bz2 (555.3 kB)" http://sourceforge.net/projects/linuxwacom/files/ I looked for a post about 'wacom' in 2013, but couldn't find any about this issue. I'll fix it to ignore micro versions greater than 90 if you still think that's best. > In the Xfce chapter, there is an error with package versions. > > Namely, 4 packages which are from gnome.org are old versions (GTK+2 > ones) and need to be latest release from *that* major version (which I > doubt will ever get released again). > > libwnck needs to be latest from 2.30.x > gtksourceview needs to be latest from 2.10.x > vte needs to be latest from 0.28.x and > libunique needs to be latest from 1.1.x I just did that very late last night. I was 90% sure that versions starting with 3 were probably gtk3, but didn't have time to check it out. > Again, I doubt any of these will see new release since they are GTK+2 > versions of the package and GTK+2 is deprecated. Fixed. > Otherwise, good work! I'll point out if I notice anything else. Thanks for the 2nd set of eyes. -- Bruce -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/blfs-dev FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/faq.html Unsubscribe: See the above information page
