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Date: Wed, 19 Dec 2001 02:40:39 -0500
From: Charles Wilson <cwilson AT ece DOT gatech DOT edu>
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Gareth Pearce wrote:

> I am going to release nano 1.0.7 after christmas (on holidays right now 
> or I would release it tommorow) which fixes a few things including 
> locale being installed in the wrong directory - it also compiles 
> completely without modification straight from the box - got my lil 
> problems fixed at the source :)
> 
> anyway ... until 1.1.5 or so (which should be my next release after 
> 1.0.7 I think) and both versions are recompiled to depend on libintl1 I 
> assume my setup.hint will have to depend on Both libintl and libintl1 
> correct?


Ummm...

nano-1.0.6-1 depends on libintl
nano-1.0.7 will depend on libintl1

Since we don't yet have per-version dependencies, it isn't clear what 
setup.hint should say during the "transition" period, when prev depends 
on libintl and curr depends on libintl1.  I'm planning on specifying 
only the most recent -- folks who have already installed the old version 
of package nano will already have the old version of the the libintl 
library.


> or should I do something else?


It's up to you, I guess.

--Chuck