Comment 3 for bug 271319
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| Jonathan Halcrow (jonathan-halcrow) wrote | #3 |
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I don't think this should be considered normal behavior. Almost every other kde-4.1 package is labeled by its usual name, not ending in -kde4. Amarok is in the repository, both as amarok (amarok 1.4.10) and amarok-kde4 (2 beta 1). This would be fine, except upgrading from hardy, running kde-3.5, causes both kde-4.1 and amarok (the kde3 version) to be installed. The result is a fairly broken system. As far as I can tell it is not even possible to run kde-3.5 out of the box with Intrepid, so why should the default version of amarok require it, if it conflicts with kde-4.1?
Something should be changed here, either amarok is upgraded to 2.0 or its dependencies need to be fixed so that they don't conflict with kde-4.1 packages.