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Originally Posted by attila77 View Post
It's not a Linux issue per se, it's the way Nokia decided to package Qt that is the problem (I'm sure they had their reasons, but that's not helping us in this particular case). If someone really-really wanted, they could make bindings installable in parallel, too, but it's very dirty with all sorts of pathmongering and changes to the import statements, likely to cause more trouble than it's worth.
Yes, it is a Linux issue, from my point of view.

For example, add the Debian ARM repository, and try to install something from it.
I, for one, wanted to try Mono, so I installed the mono-runtime package.
Apt-get also updated libc6 and libgcc1 during the process.

It seems however, that the Calendar application is not happy with it, and stopped working properly.
After I downgraded to the previos version of libc6, it worked again.

It would be much easier in terms of compatibility, if it would be possible to have both versions of that library.