Simon is correct. A well-managed Linux distribution doesn't want you to
provide your own versions of libraries, they would like the package to
use theirs. This is a good idea for any number of technical and process
reasons.
This is going to be a problem if a distribution has an old version of
wxWidgets and no newer experimental package.
Thanks
Bruce
On 5/22/2013 2:45 PM, [email protected] wrote:
>> I recommend we include the sox source files we need in our source
>> repository. Relying on the system sox lib whose internal implementation
>> will vary over time and different machines is too risky.
> Just as FYI, some distributions (ie. Fedora) have rules about not allowing
> packages with bundled libs.
>
> I've seen it cause problems with another project I've be involved with.
> Simon
>
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