As of gnome-python2-2.22.1-3.fc10, the Python bindings for libgnome and libgnomeui have moved to a new subpackage named gnome-python2-gnome. Consequently, this package _may_ need to change its gnome-python2 requirement to gnome-python2-gnome. The reason for this change is because libgnome and libgnomeui pull in a large number of dependencies that some of the gnome-python2 subpackages -- such as gnome-python2-gnomevfs -- don't need, but subpackages must still require their parent package. Splitting the libgnome[ui] bindings into a subpackage allows the other subpackages to avoid pulling in lots of unnecessary libgnome[ui] dependencies. See bug #456122 for more details.
I'll look into it. I am deeply amused by the naming of the new subpackage. gnome-python2-gnome is a great start. Is there any chance we could further split things as to have a gnome-python2-gnome-python subpackage? -jef
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