we can also drop the python-pypaint dependency as there is no such package in Debian or Ubuntu.
However, the default Ubuntu install does include python-gtk so I imagine the only time you'd run into the bug would be on a server install. Is that the case for you Mark?
Hmm, this is odd a bit of an odd situation I guess. The dependency for python-matplotlib is:
python-gd (>= 0.52) | python-pypaint | python-gtk2 | python-wxgtk2.8 | python-qt3 | python-qt4
Basically just saying you need *one* of the possible backends. However, the default matplotlibrc (/etc/maplotlibrc) has:
backend : GTKAgg
so technically we should probably change the dependency to:
python-gtk2 | python-gd (>= 0.52) | python-wxgtk2.8 | python-qt3 | python-qt4
we can also drop the python-pypaint dependency as there is no such package in Debian or Ubuntu.
However, the default Ubuntu install does include python-gtk so I imagine the only time you'd run into the bug would be on a server install. Is that the case for you Mark?