On Fri May 11 22:33, Miriam Ruiz wrote: > > I've also added the sectoid songs to svn at > > svn.debian.org/svn/pkg-games/packages/trunk/fretsonfire-data-sectoid and > > I've added a patch to stop it trying to initialise amanith. > > Unconditionally or depending on whether it is available or not? Unconditionally. It's not in Debian, and users would have to remove all the .png files as well before it actually used amanith. If they are that determined they can de-patch it themselves. > Anyway, I've noticed you have a circular dependency between fretsonfire and > fretsonfire-data-sectoid that should be removed. Both cannot depend on each > other at the same time. > > I was wondering, what if someone wants to play, but with their own songs > instead of those, do they really need to have them installed? I don't think > fretsonfire should depend on fretsonfire-data-sectoid, just recommend it. Hmm.. OK, I guess dropping it to recommends solves both those problems. I just don't like the idea of 'apt-get install fretsonfire' not giving you any songs. The policy manual allows for circular depends, but the debian-doc FAQ cites both directions of single dependency in different cases. If they use aptitude then they get the recommends anyway. I'll update svn. Matt
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