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[root@localhost kevin]# hal-device-manager
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/bin/hal-device-manager", line 9, in ?
import gnome
ImportError: No module named gnome
I have installed gnome in /opt/gnome, and why this program can not find it?
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I've been having the same issue but haven't had much time to troubleshoot. I would, however, love it if someone could figure this out.
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you are missing gnome-python
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Thanks!
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you are missing gnome-python
this should be a bug report or not?
gnome-python should be a dep for hal right?
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No, because hal is a hardware abstraction layer and hal-device-manager is just an additional tool that queries it. Pulling in gnome-python as a dependency would make KDE users also willing to use hal require them to install a complete gnome desktop (I already hate gnome-python as build dependency :X)
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Then how about making a separate package with the querying tool that does depend on gnome-python? Like this, the hal package still doesn't need a dependency on gnome-python.
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Or have a post-install message saying, "If you want to user the hal-device-manager, be sure to install gnome-python"
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I think I'm splitting the package in a while, since we will have circular dependencies without it in the next gnome release:
more and more gnome stuff support HAL and DBUS, including gnome-vfs. Wouldn't it be stupid to have gnome-panel depend on gnome-vfs, which depends on HAL as a build-dependency for HAL?
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I did a splitup for hal and hal-device-manager. The hal-device-manager is currently in testing because of the new python, though it might work with the old 2.3 version.
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