On Wed, 4 Nov 2015 17:19:35 +0100
Stefan Hundhammer
This might be instructive for many of us:
User deselects yast2-firewall during installation, and he also doesn't get the Qt UI:
https://bugzilla.suse.com/show_bug.cgi?id=952169#c19
Bottom line: There are many indirections; there is no direct 'requires', but a number of conditions: You get a yast-qt-ui if the yast2_basis pattern is fulfilled AND you are installing any of the X11 desktops. If any of the yast2_basis requirements is not fulfilled (in this case: no yast2-firewall), you won't get a yast2-qt-ui, and you'll have a hard time tracking down why not.
The NCurses UI, however, is required much more often (and not in such complicated ways), so you can be pretty sure that you'll get that one.
To be honest I do not see reason why qt need yast2_basis and ncurses not. Both should need it or none of it and only differentiator should be some X or qt libraries. ( or kde desktop ). Josef
CU
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