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Hi everyone, I have just built an AUR package with a patched gconf to work correctly with hardware-monitor.
You can follow the issue here:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=582865
The package can be found here:
http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=32479
The thing is, despite the line in the PKGBUILD that reads
provides=('gconf')After I get it installed I still get the following after I run:
yaourt -Syu --aur
missing dependency for brasero : gconf>=2.28.0
missing dependency for file-roller : gconf>=2.28.0
missing dependency for gcalctool : gconf>=2.28.0
missing dependency for gconf-editor : gconf>=2.27.0
missing dependency for gconfmm : gconf>=2.27.0
missing dependency for gedit : gconf>=2.28.0
missing dependency for gnome-desktop : gconf>=2.28.0
missing dependency for gnome-keyring : gconf>=2.28.0
missing dependency for gnome-session : gconf>=2.27.0
missing dependency for gnome-terminal : gconf>=2.28.0
missing dependency for gnome-vfs : gconf>=2.28.0
missing dependency for gstreamer0.10-good-plugins : gconf>=2.28.0
missing dependency for gtkhtml : gconf>=2.28.0
missing dependency for gucharmap : gconf>=2.28.0
missing dependency for libgnome : gconf>=2.28.0
missing dependency for libgnomekbd : gconf>=2.28.0
missing dependency for libgweather : gconf>=2.27.0
missing dependency for metacity : gconf>=2.28.0
missing dependency for policykit-gnome : gconf>=2.26.1
missing dependency for yelp : gconf>=2.28.0Any explanation for this? What should I change in my PKGBUILD to make this disappear?
Edit: Marked [solved]
Last edited by Stunts (2009-12-07 11:23:57)
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Change the provision to:
provides=('gconf=2.28.0')Offline
Thank you, tdy!
That worked perfectly. Hardware monitor and the patched gconf are now working flawlessly.
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