[ you know that this didn't result in a official, tracked bug report? ]
Hi,
On Mon, Jun 24, 2013 at 05:37:33PM +0200, thibaut bethune wrote:
> Package: libreoffice
> > Architecture: amd64
> > Version: 1:4.0.4-2
Thus this info isn't neded/honoured.
(And no, this is NOT a normal bug. It's a wish -> wishlist.)
> You can read from LibreOffice 4.0 Release Notes [1] :
> "Extensions
> PDF Import [...] are no longer bundled extensions but core features.
> (Stephan Bergmann)"
> (same for "the Presenter Console, and the Python Scripting Provider")
Correct.
> However I can't import PDF files with LibreOffice 4.0.4.
>
> I know that there is a libreoffice-pdfimport extension but people
No, there's not a "libreoffice-pdfimport extension", because as you said
it's not a extension anymore :). Yes, there's a extra package for it and that
is because pdfimport has a dependency on poppler which I don't want to
enforce on everyone. The current split has some thoughts in it.
Above you also mentioned the Presenter Console and the ython Scripting Provider.
The Presenter Console is in -impress now (I accepted that because
imho it always was important core functionality for me - the PDF Import
IMHO is _not_) and the python scripting provider (requiring a non-default
python per default!) is also a extra package not installed per default
(python*-uno is, not libreoffice-script-provider-python).
> expect LibreOffice to behave the same way accross operating systems.
>
> Therefore i think that LibreOffice 4.0 on Debian should follow the
> Release Notes and be able to import PDF files by default.
Consequently thought that means you also want forcing any other default thing
- like the script provider for bsh; which even requires stuff like bsh
installed? Because that's in upstreams default, too.. Want bsh installed
everywhere? Or librelogo? Or the SDK? Or the report-builder with it's
LOADS of Java library dependencies (which is "default" in 4.1+)? Or...
Adding the pdfimport stuff to some always-installed package (-core?) is
complete nonsense imho, but I could add -pdfimport to the metapackage
("libreoffice"). That at least won't force it on everyone...
I don't like that, though. I don't see a problem in it being a extra package;
the package name is obvious and the package description also so that it's just
one apt-cache search away...
Regards,
Rene
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