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Subject: Re: mesa and ggi! (fwd)
From: Aaron Van Couwenberghe <vanco () sonic ! net>
Date: 1999-04-23 4:53:07
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On Fri, Apr 23, 1999 at 04:38:46AM +0000, Michael Van der Gulik wrote:
>
> Aaron: here's more feedback.
>
> > dpkg --list | grep ggi | grep ii
> ii libggi-doc 990212-1 General Graphics Interface library
> ii libggi-samples 990413-1 General Graphics Interface sample
> ii libggi-target-a 990413-1 General Graphics Interface ASCII Art
> ii libggi-target-f 990212-1 General Graphics Interface direct
> ii libggi-target-s 990413-1 General Graphics Interface SVGAlib
> ii libggi-target-x 990329-1 General Graphics Interface X display
> ii libggi2 990413-1 General Graphics Interface runtime
> ii libggi2-dev 990413-1 General Graphics Interface development
> ii mesag3+ggi 3.0-3 Mesa 3.0 with GGI targets built in
>
> I've upgraded ggi to 990413-1 a few weeks ago. Aaron, if you upgrade to
> this ggi library, you *should* get the same message, unless my mesa is
> old.
Beware, you are mixing displaylib versions. displaylibs must be the same
version as libggi2; its dependencies don't enforce this. It's mostly dpkg's
shortcoming, as it can't handle cyclic dependencies. Sorry, but 'apt-get
install libggi2' will break your ggi subsystem.
In the meantime I'll test it. Binary compatibility *should* be maintained,
but it's not quite guaranteed yet; this happens to betas sometimes.
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