Source: indiv-screenlets
Section: gnome
Priority: optional
Maintainer: Julien Lavergne <gilir@ubuntu.com>
Build-Depends: 	debhelper (>= 7.0.50~),
                cdbs (>= 0.4.43),
                python,
		        python-support (>= 0.5),
Standards-Version: 3.9.1
XS-Python-Version: current

Package: screenlets-pack-all
Architecture: all
Depends: 	screenlets,
		    ${python:Depends}, 
		    ${misc:Depends}, 
Conflicts:	screenlets-pack-basic
Recommends: gnome-keyring,
            python-feedparser,
            python-gmenu,
            python-numeric,
            python-numpy,
            python-gnome2-extras,
            python-dateutil,
            python-tz,
            python-gdata (>= 2.0.10),
            python-twitter (>= 0.8),
            python-oauth2,
            iceweasel | firefox,
            python-webkit,
            metacity (>= 2.21.4) | xcompmgr | compiz | xfwm4 (>= 4.2)
Suggests:	python-dcop,
            evolution,
            tomboy,
	        gnome-orca
XB-Python-Version: ${python:Versions}
Description: Widget-like mini-applications for GNOME
 Screenlets are small owner-drawn applications (written in Python, a 
 very simple object-oriented programming-language) that can be described as 
 "the virtual representation of things lying/standing around on your desk". 
 Sticknotes, clocks, rulers, the possibilities are endless.

Package: screenlets-pack-basic
Architecture: all
Depends: 	screenlets,
		${python:Depends}, 
		${misc:Depends}, 
Conflicts:	screenlets-pack-all
Recommends: gnome-keyring,
            python-feedparser,
            python-gmenu,
            python-numeric,
            python-numpy,
            python-gnome2-extras,
            python-dateutil,
	        python-tz,
	        iceweasel | firefox,
	        python-webkit,
Suggests:	python-dcop,
            tomboy | gnote
XB-Python-Version: ${python:Versions}
Description: Widget-like mini-applications for GNOME
 Screenlets are small owner-drawn applications (written in Python, a 
 very simple object-oriented programming-language) that can be described as 
 "the virtual representation of things lying/standing around on your desk". 
 Sticknotes, clocks, rulers, the possibilities are endless. This is the basic
 pack of Screenlets.
