Bill Nottingham wrote:
Anthony Green (green(a)redhat.com) said:
> There are some discussions about merging parts of PlanetCCRMA into
> Fedora Extras. One of the problems has to do with package namespace
> conflicts. For instance, PlanetCCRMA has had a "muse" package for many
> years (
http://www.muse-sequencer.org). But now FE has an emacs
> extension package called "muse".
>
> One of the suggestions was to use the official project spelling of
> "MusE" for the package name. Do the Extras packaging guidelines allow
> this (having both MusE and muse package)?
> Some combination of CVS, bugzilla, and/or the buildsystem I suspect would
> break.
>
> Frankly, I'd rename the emacs thing emacs-muse, but that's just me. :)
>
Why not call the CCRMA packages "<package>-CCRMA"? That
way there's no
conflicts. If this is just a spec file change, it won't affect CVS, and
it's a relatively trivial build change. As for Bugzilla... well, I don't
know what kind of automatic hooks the software has into submitting bug
reports, but it should not be hard to strip the trailing -CCRMA for
submitting.
However, in this one case, I agree with the idea that if muse is an
emacs add-on, it should probably be emacs-muse.