On 14 September 2012 10:54, Rashif Ray Rahman <schiv@archlinux.org> wrote:
Good one, we must provide for that. Nevertheless, what I meant was _not_ to have:
python-qt python2-qt python-gtk python2-gtk
But to have:
pyqt python2-pyqt pygtk python2-pygtk
As we have now. Prepending 'python' everywhere is fine, as long as the 'pyX' name remains. Now the ideal scenario would be:
John: Fetch me 'pyalpm' Pacman: Do you want python(3)-pyalpm or python2-pyalpm?
Now that I look at it that way prepending 'python' would be better.
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Just my 2 cents: I'd prefer "python-something" when the "something" is compatible with both Python 2 and Python 3, and reserve python2-something/python3-something when the "something" works only under version of Python specified in the name. Lukas