media-sound/esound and dev-python/pyro cannot be both installed at the same time, they provide an executable file named /usr/bin/esd which has different purpose in both cases. I suggest putting !media-sound/esound in pyro ebuilds DEPEND var and !dev-python/pyro in esound ebuilds DEPEND var so that they both exclude each other. Regards. Reproducible: Didn't try Steps to Reproduce: 1.emerge esound 2.emerge pyro 3.now esound server /usr/bin/esd won't work any more, it's a pyro script. Actual Results: Gnome sound server does not work any more. Expected Results: Pyro should not has been installed as it has messed up the sound server. 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i think pyro should be fixed asap how important is it to pyro that /usr/bin/esd is actually named 'esd' ? blocking seems a bit too much here.
I don't know nothing about pyro, but the name esd does not seem important, so i agree with the "let's rename it" idea. I think esd is meant to be started by the user (or root), not automagically by pyro. The only thing that disturbs me a little is that docs (both provided with pyro and available on the net) will still refer to esd, so maybe it would be better to put all pyro bin/* files in a bin/pyro/ directory ? Renaming /usr/bin/esd to /usr/bin/pyro/esd instead ? Again, i do not know anything about pyro, so that may be very wrong .. but still better than messing with gnome sound daemon.
well, i've renamed pyro's esd to /usr/bin/pyroesd now and made a new revision so hopefully people update to it. although pyro is still in ~x86.
