I suspect that many of the dependencies you are talking about are just
to build the application. Since MEPIS is debian based I have a deb that
may work for you. This deb was built for Ubuntu (Dapper and Breezy) but
I also tried it on Debian Unstable and it worked fine so I suspect it
should work for you, if you would like me to email it to you drop me a
note off list and I will send it to you. I also sent it to Charles to
evaluate so it may become publicly available, but I want to let him make
that call first.
Graham wrote:
I am running MEPIS 3.4, a Debian derivative that uses KDE as its
desktop. I tried to install Pan 0.91 and found I had so many
dependencies from GNOME that I would, in effect be installing a mini
GNOME desktop. The .deb file on version 0.14.2 installs fine on my
present system.
I appreciate that Pan is designed to be a newsreader for GNOME but it
must be the de facto standard newsreader for Linux. Isn't it about
time that it was made non-desktop dependent?
Just my tuppenceworth!
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