> From: Brent Clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> ...
> I quicky built a machine to test on (debian unstable)
> ...
> Package: libdjvulibre21
> Versions: 3.5.20-8
> ...
> testbunny:/# aptitude -o Debug::pkgDepCache::AutoInstall=true install
> perlmagick
> ...
> Installing libdjvulibre21 as dep of libmagick10
> Installing djvulibre-desktop as dep of libdjvulibre21
> Installing xdg-utils as dep of djvulibre-desktop
> Installing iceweasel as dep of xdg-utils
> ...
> Just shout if you want me to through out any more commands.
Thanks.
Just tried it in my own unstable pbuilder chroot.
Installing something that "provides: www-browser" without using X libs
(e.g., lynx or elvis-console or netrik) helps, but only a little.
The real problem is that xdg-utils pulls in a big wad of X.
Package: xdg-utils
Version: 1.0.2-6
Recommends: iceweasel | www-browser, x11-utils, x11-xserver-utils, file,
mime-support, shared-mime-info
Suggests: desktop-file-utils, libgnome2-0, exo-utils, libgnomevfs2-bin,
kdelibs4c2a, konqueror, libgtk2.0-bin
Like x11-utils, that is odd. And x11-xserver-utils.
And libgnome2-0, what is *that* about?
I don't see why xdg-utils is recommending anything at all.
Anyway, will try to get rid of the libdjvu dependency on xdg-utils.
--Barak.
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