Junichi Uekawa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Users don't really need to care about python-version compatibility, > do they ? Their primary aim is to write code that works for them, not > write code that works on both.
They may care about Python version, because python*-xmms are Python bindings for libxmms, so users of these packages are people who write Python programs, and will perhaps want to test their programs on different Python versions. [ There are already several packages in Debian that present such a layout (I mean python2.1-foo, python2.2-foo, python-foo): python-numeric, python-imaging, python-tk and others. ] My next package, pyxmms-remote, is an end-user (command-line) interface to PyXMMS (upstream name for python-xmms). This one will simply depend on (and use) python-xmms and therefore will follow the Debian default Python version. This is possible because PyXMMS-remote consists only of Python code, whereas PyXMMS contains Python and C code. The C code must be compiled against a given Python version. -- Florent -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
