I've noticed that most mono apps depend on dbus-sharp which turns out to be wrong. Take Banshee as the example, if the new managed DBus implementation[1] is not present it will build against a bundled copy of it making the dependency obsolete. This also makes all Dbus communication with Banshee not work for some reason, so your multimedia keys won't work. Since a lot of application use this approach there would be an advantage in having a package of ndesk-dbus for packagers to build against. I've spend most of today trying to build such a set of packages but I'm faced with a problem, not only is the code bundled in a somewhat nonsensical way upstream but while it builds fine outside of mock, it refuses to build in mock. Even if the missing component it complains about should be provided, so I'm asking for a few pointers here in the interest of making out Mono apps work nicer for users. Can anyone spot my mistake? http://www.lovesunix.net/fedora/ndesk-dbus.spec http://www.lovesunix.net/fedora/ndesk-dbus-0.5.2-1.fc8.src.rpm http://www.lovesunix.net/fedora/ndesk-dbus-glib.spec http://www.lovesunix.net/fedora/ndesk-dbus-glib-0.3-1.fc8.src.rpm - David Nielsen [1] http://www.ndesk.org/DBusSharp
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