|--==> Guenter Geiger writes: GG> Hi, GG> This is definitely not a bug of x11-common. GG> I understand both points of view, and emotionally I rather would follow my GG> Debian feelings. GG> It is not possible to check if all Debian packages in the world (outside GG> Debian) are conflicting with the official Debian package.
GG> In this sense, it is up to the split-off distribution (Ubuntu, Demudi) to GG> handle the bug and guarantee a smooth upgrade for their thing. GG> You knew that when you decided to use non-official packages, right ? GG> On the other hand, it might be a good idea to offer a path back to GG> Debian for those who went abroad, especially if the problem can be GG> fixed together with bug #318688. Sorry for replying so lately.. As a general rules A/DeMuDi tries to stick to Debian as much as possible. I've included the xorg package in A/DeMuDi 1.2.1, because at that time there was no Debian xorg package; the xorg server and the kernel are the only significant "forks" from Debian (sarge) . Guenter is right, when you split-off you have the responsibility of what you do. When a new release of A/DeMuDi will approach I'll take care of possibly upgrability issues as this. Cheers, Free -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
