When you want to enable the functionality that is dependent to this library,
you could place a popup window asking if the user wants to install the
library and then prompt for sudo password (if in debian or ubuntu, and then
install it)... or something like that...
otherway i think that if it's a fu
I've looked into this and it's aptitude which is installing recommends
by default.
apt already has support for this in Debian, but won't make Gutsy, but
rather Hardy. Synaptic still let's you install recommended packages if
you set it in preferences, but that's not the way to go...
However, as I
Hi again,
I made a fresh install of the Gutsy beta release today and installed Listen
through Add/Remove Applications.
But python-musicbrainz2 did not get installed.
Then I removed it and tried with Synaptic. To no avail.
So please add the dependency for python-musicbrainz2 to listen.
Regards
Hi Emilio,
thanks for the fast reply.
> I wanted to note that Ubuntu now installs recommended packages by
default.
Hm... I can't confirm such a behaviour on Gutsy. Listen was one of the first
things I installed on Tribe5 and it didn't install python-musicbrainz2 for me.
I think I used apt-get t
Hi Nick.
Thanks for your feedback.
However, I wanted to note that Ubuntu now installs recommended packages
by default. Don't you think that's enough? Because it installs it when
you install listen, so it works. However, it also let's you to remove it
in case you don't want it, while having it in
I was just about to file a bug report about the missing dependency on
python-musicbrainz2
Since without this, Listen won't be able to play Audio-CDs, it's a basic
package for the player.
Giving it a "recommendation" is not enough, because the package description
doesn't (can't) point this out.
T
They should be recommended, rather than depend on them, since they are
optional features. And we are already recommending them, so I'm closing
the bug.
Cheers
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Importance: Undecided => Low
Status: New => Invalid
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