[Bug 472150] Review Request: coot - crystallographic macromolecular building toolkit

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--- Comment #55 from Tim Fenn <fenn at stanford.edu>  2009-11-10 14:13:02 EDT ---
(In reply to comment #54)
> (In reply to comment #53)
> 
> > Honestly the only real issue I see at this point is the wholesale inclusion of
> > unrelated upstream projects in the coot/scheme directory.  Generally we don't
> > do that kind of thing; it's basically the situation from
> > http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Packaging:No_Bundled_Libraries
> > I didn't really notice before that those were separate projects; I originally
> > thought they were part of coot but carried different licenses.  Now I see that
> > they are merely prerequisites that shouldn't be part of this package.
> > 
> 
> I brought this up with upstream.  My concern was that guile net-http and
> guile-gui are unsupported, and goosh is part of the guile os process, and thus
> isn't maintained as its own package anymore.  Therefore, I figured it wasn't
> worth separating them out into their own packages.  Paul (upstream) has
> suggested he'll just include the code as part of the coot distribution and
> maintain it himself, but this was a few months ago - I'll ask him again about
> this and post an update soon.  

OK, upstream will be removing net-http in favor of libcurl and remove the goosh
dependency (instead using the guile os process). guile-gui is still maintained,
so I'll package that independently and pull it in as a requirement.  I'll work
on that today/tomorrow, and update this bugreport once upstream removes the
net-http/goosh dependencies.

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