Probably got my packages messed up at some point, and should just stop doing endless "upgrades", and start clean with 6.7, but for learning purposes and perspective, would appreciate tips on why doing a pkg_add of firefox under 6.6 would fail, while looking for a version of atk that that is not in the packages for 6.6?
farm# pkg_add firefox quirks-3.187 signed on 2020-05-19T14:41:48Z Can't install firefox-72.0.2 because of libraries |library atk-1.0.21809.3 not found ... But looking at: https://ftp.openbsd.org/pub/OpenBSD/6.6/packages/amd64/ I only see: atk-2.... and no atk-1.... -------------------------- <clip> ---------------------- at-spi2-core-2.32.1.tgz 12-Oct-2019 06:06 258681 atari800-4.1.0.tgz 12-Oct-2019 06:06 408617 atf-0.18p3.tgz 12-Oct-2019 06:06 1129085 atk-2.32.0.tgz 12-Oct-2019 06:06 461597 atk2mm-2.28.0.tgz 12-Oct-2019 06:06 1238387 atlas-0.4.3.1p10.tgz 12-Oct-2019 06:06 2360270 atomicparsley-0.9.6p3.tgz 12-Oct-2019 06:06 138835 --------------------------- </clip> ----------------------- I realize that there are dependencies of dependencies going on here. but for perspective, why wouldn't atk-1... exist in the same package repository as the 6.6 version of firefox does, if that version (or probably it's other dependencies) requires it. Wouldn't package testing have failed for firefox when it was tested for 6.6? And if not, why not? Thanks in advance, for any comment. Austin Hook
