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On Monday, Jan 6, 2003, at 13:56 US/Eastern, Jeff Whitaker wrote:
I argue for leaving it as is. We indeed have had this discussion before,Why not have a ouroborusx dummy package that provides X11 for those people running OuroborosX? I think it's better for people who may not be X11 gurus to have a default that leaves them with what they expect - a system able to run package N when they do fink install N.
and the conclusion was that since there are lots of ways to use X11 apps
without having xfree86-rootless installed, we should not move "Provides:
x11" to xfree86-rootless. For example, you can run these apps remotely on
a machine that does have an Xserver installed, or you can run them in
Xvnc/Vncviewer, or you can run them in oroborus X (which has it's own
XDarwin bundled in). Why force people to install xfree86-rootless if they
don't really need to?
jpb
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