On Mon, Sep 30, 2019 at 11:45:24AM +0000, LAHAYE Olivier wrote: > For docbook-utils-pdf, I don't understand why redhat did drop it, and > I wonder how can EPEL publish only the missing part without breakage if > redhat updates the 1st half. This is the burden of a downstream distributor. You never know what the upstream breaks. One way EPEL wants to solve it is repackaging the complete package as a Modularity module and then providing it to users as a non-default module stream so that users who need it can explictly enable it and consume the packages from EPEL instead from CentOS/RHEL. > For perl-QT, Fedora-30 still ships it: https://pkgs.org/download/perl-Qt (v4.14.3-17), but I know it's not well maintained. It's there by a mistake. (A late Qt rebase broke it and nobody removed it from the distribution.) It even cannot be installed. -- Petr
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