Hello, Today I was playing with the idea of having gazpacho support multiple versions of Python. Nothing really forbids it, since it doesn't use anything that is specific to python2.4, for example.
So I added gazpacho's module under python-support's control and made it not Depend on python >= 2.3 and python << 2.4. I have only: Depends: python-gtk2 (>= 2.6.0), python-support That means I'll have whatever python version is the default one, since python-gtk2 is supposed to depend on python2.3-gtk2, and will switch to python2.4-gtk2. So I'm guaranteeing gazpacho will work, but I'll also have the following situation: gazpacho supports python2.4 but will only run with that version if python2.4-gtk2 is installed. Maybe we need a way of telling python-support that 'I can run with the following versions, but will only be able to do that if this package supports them'. Also, to make python-gtk2 support more than one version, we could only achieve that by providing the extensions in a single package or building them on install time. Has anyone thought about this? See you, -- Gustavo Noronha Silva <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> http://people.debian.org/~kov/
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