Hello debian-python and DPMT, I have just noticed that a bug against one of the packages I help maintaining was reported [0] over at Launchpad that is caused by w32-specific code shipping with my package (python-pyglet). Now as python-pyglet needs to be repacked because it is not entirely free anyways I thought I could get rid of this problem by simply removing the w32-specifics when repackaging the dfsg version of the tarball. The code in question implements DirectSound (ie. DirectX) output support, so I believe I can get rid of it without causing any problems. I will contact upstream to get this problem solved, so we have a proper long-term solution, but in the short-term this sounds reasonable to me. What do you think about that? Is it okay to remove that code as a short-term solution to the problem? -- Stephan [0] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pyglet/+bug/333781
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