This makes the system package fully nixified in the sense that
for i in $(nix -qn $(fix system/system-template-everything.fix))/bin/*; \
do echo $i; ldd $i; done
shows that the programs in the system package only link against libraries in
the Nix store.
(Some builders still use header files from /usr/X11/include, though.)
svn path=/nixpkgs/trunk/; revision=376
* Disabled gtkspell support in pan since it (and it alone) has a conflict with the
system glibc.
* Use CPU detection in MPlayer so that it also works on systems with different CPUs
than the build system's.
svn path=/nixpkgs/trunk/; revision=206
* A solution to the library abstraction problem (i.e., if
package X needs library Y, and library Y needs library Z,
then we do not (generally) want to declare Z as a input to X
since that would break abstraction). This was not possible
under the old Nix.
svn path=/nixpkgs/trunk/; revision=150
