[Bug 201198] Review Request: alleggl - OpenGL support library for Allegro

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Summary: Review Request: alleggl - OpenGL support library for Allegro


https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=201198





------- Additional Comments From packages at amiga-hardware.com  2006-08-10 13:39 EST -------
* rpmlint: no problems
* Package named correctly: Yes
* Patches named correctly: N/A
* Spec file named correctly: Yes
* Licence field matches: Yes
* Licence file installed: No (OK but should query upstream)
* Spec file in American English: Yes
* Source matches upstream: Yes
* Locales use %find_lang: N/A
* Contains %clean: Yes
* Specfile legible: Yes
* Compiles and builds ok: Yes (mock: fc5/ppc)
* Calls ldconfig in %post/%postun for shlibs: Yes
* Owns directories it creates: Yes
* Duplicate files: No
* Permission set correctly: Yes
* Consistent macro use: Yes
* %doc affects runtime: No
* Headers and static libs in -devel: Yes
* .pc files in -devel: N/A
* .so in -devel: Yes
* -devel requires base: Yes
* Contains .la files: No
* Owns files it didn't create: No
* .desktop files installed correctly: N/A

1. As it needs allegro >= 4.2.0, i suggest putting a version dependency on 
allegro-devel for both the base and -devel packages

2. As faq.txt contains information exclusively of interest to developing/
building with alleggl I suggest moving it to -devel

3. readme.txt is primarily build instructions, I suggest excluding it.

4. In -devel, the *.hhk *.hhc and *.hhp files are Microsoft Windows HTML Help 
files if I remember right, probably of no interesting in Linux, I would exclude 
them.

Otherwise it's cool.

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