Hi Stephan, On Thursday 01 of November 2007, Stephan Bergmann wrote:
> > My vision is that on modern Linux distros, you won't need > > ooo-libs-3rdparty at all, because you will have all the packages in the > > distro already, and you'll be able to install them from there (most > > probably with the corresponding -devel packages). But for the Win32 > > builders, searching for the dependencies could be too expensive - that's > > why I propose the 'super-source-package' ;-) Of course, we can go the way > > of ooo-3rdparty-dictionaries, ooo-3rdparty-epm, ooo-3rdparty-hsqldb, etc. > > but I'm not sure if it helps in the end... > > Keep in mind that the current situation is that some 3rdparty stuff > checked into OOo is either/both: > > - accompanied by patch files to adapt to OOo requirements, > > - required by OOo in specific versions. > > So, in general, without cleanup, replacing 3rdparty stuff checked into > OOo with 3rdparty stuff available in the environment is just not working. Yes, that's why I named it a 'vision' ;-) - I hope that we agree that we would like to up-stream the OOo-specific patches to the appropriate 3rd party projects [which even happened in some cases from what I know]. So - I hope the cleanup will take place. Regards, Jan --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
