So it seems we're giving up completely on the idea of some sane system for having debian install the compatibility Qt headers by default just like *every* other Qt installation?
I realise I brought this up several times some months ago, and it did seem IIRC that it was generally agreed upon that it was a Good Thing to have debian users get the same set of compatibility headers that everyone else gets, and that the debian package management system was *not* meant to be abused to punish users into hassling developers to write non-legacy code. I was quieted by the fact that Ralf explained the dependencies would be patched in Qt 3.1.2, and that the appropriate patches were sitting in CVS in qt-copy/debian. It seems that not only were these patches never uploaded to sid in the meantime, but now they've actually been removed from CVS altogether. Dare I ask why? Ben. > CVS commit by loschwitz: > > Merge with Debian Packages 3.1.1-8 > > M +5 -4 control 1.57 > ...
