I don't think this qualifies as a SRU, but you're free to request one
yourself if you'd like to.
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Thank you!
Could you backport this fix to the stable releases (SRU)?
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This bug was fixed in the package primus - 0~20150328-1
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* New upstream git snapshot.
- rebase on d1afbf6fce
- refresh hardening.patch
* Build with PRIMUS_UPLOAD=0 now that xserver-xorg-video-intel in sid has
SNA enable
** Branch linked: lp:debian/primus
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Has there been any progress on this?
There haven't been any new bumblebee releases in the PPA for quite some time
now (and no 4.0 release).
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Affect primus in fact.
** Changed in: ubuntu
Status: New => Invalid
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Ok, testing first via PPA is a good idea.
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As I mentioned earlier, no, this does not affect Debian (which has
different libGL symlink handling via alternatives).
I've added the change to Debian's primus git packaging repo
(http://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/pkg-
nvidia/primus.git/commit/?id=9e45b288d7cbf459cc93c9ffa424789bc51c2520),
although I
Thank you for the fix! (I'm using the version from the official
repositories, though)
Could this change be added to the Debian and Ubuntu official repositories as
well? (I suppose this issue also affects Debian, but I haven't tested)
Also, if that is done, do you think this could then be backport
Done in https://github.com/Bumblebee-Project/bumblebee-
ppa/commit/319e29fa6418b368ed93eb51d5c5d0590e11eda4
** Changed in: primus (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Fix Committed
** Changed in: primus (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) => Vincent Cheng (vincent-c)
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I am with Vincent-C here, primus (primus-libs) is a better package to
attach the dependency on.
** Also affects: primus (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Changed in: primus (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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Ack, having primus-libs depend/recommend on libgl1-mesa-glx would cover
both amd64 and i386 (end result would be libgl1-mesa-glx of both archs
getting pulled in by apt-get when installing primus). Sounds fine by me.
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I inspected the dependencies of the virtualgl* packages in the PPA.
bumblebee recommends virtualgl | primus,
virtualgl recommends virtualgl-libs-ia32 (i386) (also depends on
virtualgl-libs),
virtualgl-libs-ia32 (i386) depends on virtualgl-libs (i386 too, I think),
virtualgl-libs depends on libgl1
Subscribed @lekensteyn and @b-pagani; not sure if either of you might
have something to add? I suppose my preference at this point is to add
libgl1-mesa-glx:i386 as a recommends for primus-libs-ia32 (so primus
would pull in the mesa GL libraries as needed, just like virtualgl is
apparently doing ri
I thought it was possible to depend on a package with a different arch
(I have never done that).
When I install bumblebee from the stable PPA, libgl1-mesa-glx:i386 ends up
being installed (because of virtualgl, I think).
And another unrelated example: wine1.6 depends on wine1.6-i386, which is an
Argh. AFAIK, there is no way for a package to specify a
depends/recommends relationship on another package of a different arch,
at least not in a Policy-compliant way. Also, the real problem here is
that Ubuntu's mesa/GL packages don't have sane (non-arch-specific)
alternatives handling, unlike Deb
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