gconf removal for buster premature?
Paul Wise
pabs at debian.org
Thu Sep 6 03:54:02 BST 2018
On Wed, Sep 5, 2018 at 11:57 PM, Jeremy Bicha wrote:
> I believe the Debian GNOME team really does want to get rid of gconf
> as soon as we can. In fact, we had removed all gconf
> reverse-dependencies from Buster already (except for Eclipse which is
> a huge headache), but the new gconf maintainer has now let several
> back in for Buster. I think his plan was to try to remove gconf during
> Bullseye though.
BTW, I think for future GNOME library deprecations it would be a good
idea to file wishlist bugs against reverse dependencies immediately
when GNOME upstream decides to deprecate things instead of filing them
closer to the removal time. For example I guess for GTK+3 that will be
coming during the bullseye cycle as GTK+4 is in progress? As I
understand it, GTK+2 is already deprecated so now is the time to file
bugs about that.
--
bye,
pabs
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