Dear maintainer, what I don't understand, and please enlighten me about it, is, why is there a wrapper for a component of a specific platform, the gnome desktop, inside the dependencies of a fundamentally platform-independent programming language.
I understand the importance of accessibility, but this would be better served by having this wrapper be part of dependencies and recommendations of the gnome-accessibility package. In the jre it should be, if at all, an "is enhanced by", maximally a recommendation, along with a similar wrapper for the kdeaccessibility mechanisms and something xfce-related, or even better something unifying and desktop-independent from the freedesktop-portal. Lastly, as I understand it, even if gconf is a compilation dependency there are mechanisms that, if implemented, only use gconf if the gconf daemon is present, and fall back to traditional text config files if not, so that gconf should always, in non-gnome packages, be a recommendation. And even that is, afaik, replaced by the much more lightweight dconf package. With kind regards, Lutz Lehmann -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
