That's not a disadvantage. That's the way it should be. Add a run (and
maybe build if it needs headers or anything from Licq to build) dependency
for licq on all of the GUI plug-ins.
// Brad
brad@comstyle.com
brad@openbsd.org
>Han (han@mijncomputer.nl) wrote:
>> > [snip] By default, licq doesnt build a GUI.[snip] How do you guys
>> > think this should be done?
>
>> Just like the package. Make a general dir with the base-port. And have
>> two or three subdirs with gui-ports.
>
>My idea has got a disadvantage: you will get multiple packages.
>
>Another option is:
>
>SUBDIR+= qt-gui gtk-gui console-gui
>
>Now people can decide for themselve which plugins will be compiled and
>they will go into the package.
>
>
>Cya, Han.
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