after succesfully installing some netscape xpi add-ons, mozilla 1.2.1 didn't start, reclaiming missing libstdc++ libraries. Trying to remove the add-ons manually finally resulted in a rebuild of mozilla (on a 350 Mhz machine!) Though it's not necessary for the mozilla core, I suggest you add a lib-compat dependency to the mozilla ebuilds, chances are high that other's try to install 3rd party add-ons. On the other hand - this was one of the last steps in my (otherwise very succesful) gentoo install and me wonders, why lib-compat isn't installed in an earlier level (eg base-system). Hubert Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3.
Cause its bloat and usually not used except for some binary stuff (which if from portage does pull in libcompat). Ill check with the rest what is the feeling about this.
This bug has been inactive for more than 180 days. I'm resolving it as INVALID. Feel free to change it if neccessary.
