Bug 372121

Description of problem:
The package "pulseaudio" does not have libpulsecore.so.4 from the package 
pulseaudio-core-libs, as a dependency. This is a problem if another package's 
dependencies does not pull it in. 
To me it makes no sense that the package "pulseaudio" does not require 
libpulsecore.so.4, because the binary for the daemon, which is in the 
package "pulseaudio", needs this library to run.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
Fedora 8

How reproducible:
Easily reproduceable

Steps to Reproduce:
The way I ran into this scenario, was during installation. I deselected all 
the checked categories of default apps in the Applications category of 
Anaconda. The reason being that I am a KDE guy, and I did not particularly 
want half of GNOME installedm when I did not need it (Installing Totem would 
pull in A LOT of GNOME stuff).

Actual results:
When trying to start the Pulseaudio daemon when the package 
pulseaudio-core-libs is not installed, the program exits with this error:
"pulseaudio: error while loading shared libraries: libpulsecore.so.4: cannot 
open shared object file: No such file or directory." (See screenshot #1).

One serious problem that this causes, is that KDE is configured by default to 
use Pulseaudio, and if Pulseaudio's daemon is not running, well no sound for 
KDE (See screenshot #2).

Additional info:
This problem can be solved, by simply adding libpulsecore.so.4 as a dependency 
of the package "pulseaudio".

I have only been able to verify this on i386 (Tested on two machines), but 
since it's the same SRPM used for all the builds, it ought to be a problem on 
x86_64 and PPC as well.