* Re-organise dependencies and recommends now that recommends are installed

[ikiwiki.git] / doc / todo / Debian_package_could_Recommend_gcc_+_libc6-dev__44___not_Depend.mdwn

diff --git a/doc/todo/Debian_package_could_Recommend_gcc_+_libc6-dev__44___not_Depend.mdwn b/doc/todo/Debian_package_could_Recommend_gcc_+_libc6-dev__44___not_Depend.mdwn
index 7e579c6d737f64cbb715d11685d04a78e03f87ae..ee55de8b9b79c148c71d15bb1d9b5d690675ff46 100644 (file)
--- a/doc/todo/Debian_package_could_Recommend_gcc_+_libc6-dev__44___not_Depend.mdwn
+++ b/doc/todo/Debian_package_could_Recommend_gcc_+_libc6-dev__44___not_Depend.mdwn
@@ -1,4 +1,7 @@
-IkiWiki doesn't actually need a C compiler etc. except for CGI (and other wrappers?). As it's perfectly possible to use IkiWiki without the CGI mode, would it be possible to make the Debian package Recommend gcc/libc6-dev/etc., rather than Depending on them?
+IkiWiki doesn't actually need a C compiler etc. except for CGI (and other
+wrappers?). As it's perfectly possible to use IkiWiki without the CGI mode,
+would it be possible to make the Debian package Recommend
+gcc/libc6-dev/etc., rather than Depending on them?
 
 > My approach with the dependencies of the package is to depend on
 > everything that is needed to use ikiwiki for a fairly full-featured wiki (but
@@ -14,4 +17,6 @@ IkiWiki doesn't actually need a C compiler etc. except for CGI (and other wrappe
 > installed by apt. That will be sorting itself out over the next month or
 > so. --[[Joey]]
 
+> [[done]]
+
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