xfree86 dependcies

[Jeff Hodges]

On Thu, 2003-12-04 at 21:21, Steven Michalske wrote:
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> i saw on the list today the note about mozilla not depending on xfree86 and=
> =20
> the like and thought this
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> lets have gtk, and qt depend on xfree86
> 
> this will catch most of the normal applications and have them require a=20
> xwindow server installed
> 
> just my 2 cents
> 
> hardkrash
Then we have to go through and work on all of the modules that dont
depend on a toolkit but use xfree86 in some obscure way.  Modify those,
start double-checking all the modules to find the ones that have
"--without-X" and other such things.
I tried doing this once, but i got side tracked.  If someone feels like
they've got sand in their craw everytime they see xfree86 missing from
the DEPENDS files, have at it.
-- 
	Jeff

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