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It also makes some software under the Gnome umbrella incredibly hard to package for distributions.
by oynqr 5y ago
It also makes some software under the Gnome umbrella incredibly hard to package for distributions.
- dylan-m 5y agoOh, for sure. Reconciling a bunch of different things' ideas of what libturkey they think they need into a single image must be a nightmare. In theory, that's what BuildStream should be helping with since gnome-build-meta[1] is only going to have one of those for different components to depend on. (If there were two libturkeys, it would be very obviously wrong). But I guess the trouble then is a lot of extra apps aren't in gnome-build-meta? When I was messing with BuildStream a while ago I found myself wishing projects put reference BuildStream elements in their own git repos, but I suppose that would get messed up in the same way. [1] https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-build-meta https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-build-meta