Hi, yes, the question actually is why one is liblastfm1 and the other liblastfm5-1(I mean the -1, but it isn't a real problem I guess) On Qt4 build the library so-name is liblastfm.so.1 and the package scheme is: <NAME><Version> → liblastfm1 For the Qt5 build the name is liblastfm5.so.1 and the scheme is now <NAME><QT-Suffix>-<Verstion> → liblastfm5-1 I think this happens because the name ends with a number and so lintian wants to have a seperator between name and version. Shell I change the package name to liblastfm-qt5-1 and ignore the lintian warning? I can do the builds for you, just tell me whenever you are ready. if you want you can do something like pbuilder-dist sid ARCH create and pbuilder-dist sid ARCH build file.dsc Oh cool, I'm using pbuilder-dist, too. To create packages easier for different ubuntu and debian versions. I thought you know a better solution than using pbuilder-dist + QEMU. Ok, I've tested the build under arm64, armel, armhf, mipsel, mips. And only a few optional symbols on liblastfm-fingerprint5-1.symbol were obsolete. I've uploaded a new version to mentors.debian.net Could you please build the package for me and check if the symbols are ok, or not? Cheers, Stefan |