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Originally Posted by shapeshifter View Post
The point is, I'm not depending on any of that. I depend on:

python-alarm, python2.5, pyside-qt4-base, pyside-qt4-core, pyside-qt4-maemo5, pyside-qt4-gui

nothing more. Just python, python-alarm and a small part of pyside. It seems like the current pyside packages still depend on boost and the deprecated libqt4-maemo5-* packages and are *not* the new shiboken ones. I'm currently asking around what the hold up is. But it's not a problem with my package, basically.
A-ha ! I think found what’s causing the problem. The pyside-qt4-base module is not part of pyside any more, by having that in there you’re forcing the last pyside that had it (a fairly ancient boost one).

As a rule of thumb for python package dependencies - depend only on what you import. If you’re not importing it, it’s not yours to depend on it
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