Hi, I ran a shell script to verify or falsify the existence of the listed packages in Debian.
for pkg in "${packages[@]}"; do
if apt-cache show "$pkg" "python3-$pkg" "lib$pkg" >/dev/null 2>&1; then
echo "$pkg: FOUND"
elif [ $(apt-cache search "$pkg" | wc -l) -gt 0 ]; then
echo "$pkg: PARTIAL MATCH (Check manually)"
else
echo "$pkg: NOT FOUND"
fi
done
html2text: FOUND
libportal: PARTIAL MATCH (Check manually)
libspelling: PARTIAL MATCH (Check manually)
markitdown: NOT FOUND
matplotlib: FOUND
odfpy: PARTIAL MATCH (Check manually)
openai: FOUND
opencv: FOUND
pydbus: FOUND
pyicu: NOT FOUND
pillow: FOUND
requests: FOUND
vte: PARTIAL MATCH (Check manually)
youtube-transcript-api: NOT FOUND
I rechecked the partial matches manually and came to following conclusion:
libportal FOUND
libspelling FOUND
pyodf FOUND (python-odf)
vte FOUND
False negatives (packages marked as NOT FOUND but are FOUND):
pyicu FOUND
This results in following missing packages:
1. markitdown
2. youtube-transcript-api
Both packages seem to be DFSG compliant at first look.
Youtube transcript API depends exclusively on packages already existing in
Debian. [1]
Markitdown includes according to Microsoft trademarked material [2] which has
to be removed as needed.
Following dependencies are required by markitdown but are missing in Debian
[3]:
* markdownify
* magika~=0.6.1
References:
[1] https://github.com/jdepoix/youtube-transcript-api/blob/master/
pyproject.toml#L51-L54
[2] https://github.com/microsoft/markitdown/tree/main/packages/
markitdown#trademarks
[3] https://github.com/microsoft/markitdown/blob/main/packages/markitdown/
pyproject.toml#L26-L34
Regards,
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Arian Ott
[email protected]
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