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Some critical (to me) dependency chains on my system (Arch, KDE) seems to be Networkmanager → libsoup → glib-networking → GnuTLS Eclipse → WebkitGTK →

by nly 13y ago

Some critical (to me) dependency chains on my system (Arch, KDE) seems to be Networkmanager → libsoup → glib-networking → GnuTLS Eclipse → WebkitGTK → libsoup ... VLC → FFmpeg → GnuTLS kdelibs (core KDE libs) → upower → libimobiledevice → GnuTLS I have a feeling there are greater dependencies within GNOME distros and, as you said, Debian. Networkmanager is an especially annoying one because it uses NSS directly and gnuTLS indirectly.

dfc 13y ago
If any Debian user is curious they can use the following commands to see gnutls dependents: $ apt-cache rdepends libgnutls27 libgnutls26 libcurl3-gnutls $ apt-cache --installed rdepends libgnutls27 libgnutls26 libcurl3-gnutls The latter invocation only displays packages which are installed locally, the former prints all packages apt is aware of.