Hi Davide Puricelli and Bart Martens, All of the above three bugs concern the interpreter plugins of xchat.
Starting points: - I assume everybody agrees, that not all plugins are used normally. Many people use none of them. - I also hope that everybody accepts, that the current way pulls in a lot of packages as dependency, which are (from the previous point) not needed. Solution ideas: 1) I think, it would be a good thing to split the plugins into new packages. That way people can decide what plugins they want. It shouldn't be too hard really: Just put the files from /usr/lib/xchat/plugins/ into seperate packages. 2) If you think, that three new packages are too much and they're way too small, I'd suggest one xchat-plugins which has all three in it. This already fixes the issue for many people. And one can then further work on extras. Extras could be the suggested movement from Depends to Recommends for the interpreter libraries. So what is the current show stopper for addressing these bugs? Cheers, Elrond -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
