Missing packages from Diablo Extras: Difference between revisions
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imported>gcobb Add GPE and other packages |
imported>gcobb Add opensync dependency on libsoup |
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* Opensync packages (libopensync opensync-format-plugin-vformat msynctool opensync-plugin-file opensync-plugin-gpe libwbxml2 libopenobex libsyncml opensync-plugin-syncml) | * Opensync packages (libopensync opensync-format-plugin-vformat msynctool opensync-plugin-file opensync-plugin-gpe libwbxml2 libopenobex libsyncml opensync-plugin-syncml) | ||
These will be worked on later by Graham Cobb | These will be worked on later by Graham Cobb, also dependent on libsoup | ||
* Sisusb packages (sisusbvga sisbit xsisusb) | * Sisusb packages (sisusbvga sisbit xsisusb) | ||
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* libsoup2.2-dev | * libsoup2.2-dev | ||
Needed to build: GPE. | Needed to build: GPE, Opensync. | ||
* libgnutls-dev | * libgnutls-dev | ||
Revision as of 15:28, 25 June 2008
This page is to list the packages which are missing from extras-devel for Diablo and preventing the building of other packages.
Packages missing from Extras-Devel
- GPE packages (libgpepimc libeventdb libcontactsdb libtododb libgpevtype gpesyncd gpe-calendar gpe-contacts gpe-todo gpe-timesheet starling gpe-filemanager gpesummary)
These are being worked on by Graham Cobb but progress is stalled due to the unavailability of libsoup2.2-dev.
- Opensync packages (libopensync opensync-format-plugin-vformat msynctool opensync-plugin-file opensync-plugin-gpe libwbxml2 libopenobex libsyncml opensync-plugin-syncml)
These will be worked on later by Graham Cobb, also dependent on libsoup
- Sisusb packages (sisusbvga sisbit xsisusb)
These will be worked on later by Graham Cobb
- libsoup2.2-dev
Needed to build: GPE, Opensync.
- libgnutls-dev
Needed to build: libsoup.
Packages missing from Extras
Obviously all the packages listed above are missing. In addition, the following packages are available in extras-devel but not available in Extras, preventing the installation of other packages from Extras.
