Alex Roitman wrote:
I think this bug should be closed, because even in stable
the python-gnome2 is 2.6. If kanotix ships that old a package,
I don't see how this is a debian problem.
In any distribution supported at the moment (stable, testing,
or unstable) gramps should not have a problem with python-gnome2.
Alex
I take your point.
By the way, the Kanotix is blameless; it did not ship the python2.3-gnome2
or python-gnome-2.
In a 'non-gnome' distribution, the gramps user has to install the additional
gnome-related dependencies separately, and this is evidently where
release issues can get out of step.
(By default, I use my local repository of packages for additional
installations
to a distribution, as this way I can keep some sort of configuration
control;
'testing' is such a moving target! ... and I found that if you try to
upgrade
everything, apt is not always fine-grained enough to cope, and you have
to resort to 'hand-crafting' with dpkg. Ah well, that's the way it has
to be.)
Thanks to everybody involved with gramps, debian & gnu generally.
John Hancock.
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