I'm using the Fedora KDE 3.2 packages that are currently on the KDE 
mirrors.  It's not in the official Fedora repositories, but the 
"packager" field still says Red Hat, Inc., so I'm reporting in the 
hopes that this can be fixed if you're in the midst of preparing 
official packages for KDE 3.2. 
 
rpm --erase --test xmms yields: 
 
error: Failed dependencies: 
        libxmms.so.1 is needed by (installed) kdenetwork-3.2.0-0.1 
        libxmms.so.1 is needed by (installed) kdeaddons-3.2.0-0.1 
 
This dependency seems like a bad idea.  kdenetwork is a core part of 
the KDE environment.  KDE users shouldn't have to have xmms around 
to keep it.  KDE users will generally be using one of the builtin 
KDE media players like juk anyway.  (I am also finding xmms very 
flaky on my system, but that's a separate problem.) 
 
Some messing around with ldd reveals that the problem 
is /usr/lib/kde3/kopete_nowlistening.so.  There's probably a way to 
configure kopete not to use its xmms integration.  At least, you 
shouldn't package those parts with kopete by default. 
 
See the following for how one other packager for the ArkLinux 
distribution did it: 
 
http://rpm.pbone.net/index.php3/stat/4/idpl/907540 
 
'locate nowlistening' on my system reveals: 
 
 /usr/share/apps/kopete/nowlisteningchatui.rc 
 /usr/share/apps/kopete/nowlisteningui.rc 
 /usr/share/services/kconfiguredialog/kopete_nowlistening_config.desktop 
 /usr/share/services/kopete_nowlistening.desktop 
 /usr/lib/kde3/kcm_kopete_nowlistening.la 
 /usr/lib/kde3/kcm_kopete_nowlistening.so 
 /usr/lib/kde3/kopete_nowlistening.la 
 /usr/lib/kde3/kopete_nowlistening.so 
 
I suspect that packing these files as a separate subpackage would be 
sufficient to remove the xmms dependency from kdenetwork.