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Well, my experience is from Fedora, perhaps it has different rules.

> I see no reason why a distro would package glues of different
> languages into a single big package.

If the concept is "these are pcb's scripting languages" they might
choose to keep them together for convenience, despite the dynamic
loader capabilities.

> do you have anything against it?

I'm not trying to discourage you, just mentioning that my experience
with Fedora leads me to expect an all-or-nothing packaging approach.

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