Bump. It seems to me that the fix has been available for some 18 months
now, and it's still not fixed in the LTS. Who should I complain to? (-:
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Due to some dev dependencies, I altered (and simplified) my script to
produce separate debian packages for each broken package. The new
script is attached below.
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Bump. From my reading of the SRU specs, I'd argue that this represents a
"severe regression", since users simply cannot encode videos and develop
software at the same time. I'd also argue that the patch [1] is
"obviously safe" and does not affect critical infrastructure packages.
[1] https://laun
Stefan, you should try out my script from comment 22. It doesn't
require sudo, and produces debian packages that you can then install on
your system. Let me know how it goes.
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For those still waiting for the C bindings to be packaged, I've added them to
my PPA (for lucid and precise) here:
https://launchpad.net/~robotics/+archive/ppa
Let me know if you have any trouble with them.
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Since this is such a pain for me, I made a little bash script to
automate Maarten Baert's suggestion and create a debian package which
can be installed/uninstalled on your system. Feel free to give it a
try, and let me know how it goes.
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I can confirm that this bug is still affecting me on an up-to-date
Quantal. Any estimate when the patch will be applied? Thanks!
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I have the same problem, although my problem is broader. Not only is
the symbolic link /usr/lib/pyshared/python2.6/_gv.so incorrect, but it
appears that package libgv-python was built against libgvc.so.4, whereas
the version installed on my system (from packge libgraphviz4) is
/usr/lib/libgvc.so.6
