Upstream says they will not remove the sound library and its indirect
freedesktop theme (35 sound files) dependencies because it's not a big
deal, and it's not X so technically it's still 'nox'. I don't think
this is sane for a package installed on many servers to start bringing
in desktop
I have also submitted https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-
bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=968584 upstream
** Bug watch added: Debian Bug tracker #968584
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=968584
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This is really crazy, the package named "vim-nox" now requires an
abstract sound library that uses XDG specification for sound, is
packaged by GNOME maintainers, and pulls in several audio libraries and
freedesktop sound theme? What on earth does that have to do with editing
files, and how is that
just got burned by this. could not figure out why it wouldn't work,
spent some time banging head. there's no error emitted, just fails to
produce anything.
lack of error is arguably worse than not globbing for the standard
extension of yaml files...
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in ubuntu14, the behavior of "ln --relative" seems to be quite broken.
on ubuntu 16 it works as expected. can we please backport whatever fix
from u16 or update coreutils? 8.15 is where they started including the
'realpath' binary, maybe they fixed "ln --relative" too.
u14
