sure, unless someone has an old program compiled against it. the new
library (or -text) has support files that should work with the old
library, they just have some new stuff in them (translations, new
strings, etc) so there's no compelling reason not to. On the other
hand, it doesn't seem to me like a big deal: we're under no obligation
to ensure that library binary packages which are not in lenny don't
conflict with stuff in lenny.
But we are obligated to provide a smooth upgrade...
--Barak.
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