RE: [Evolution] huge RPMs

["Nerijus Baliunas" <nerijus users sourceforge net>]

> Most users who download binary RPMs -do- know how to use bug-buddy, which
> uses gdb to get stack traces. With an application that is as complex as
> Evolution, if the developer can't reproduce the problem from a report, a
> bug report without a stack trace is nearly useless.
>
> We provide our RPMs unstripped because it makes out lives easier; it
> allows us to track down bugs more quickly and reduces development
> time. The other option is to download and build from source. I'm sorry you
> have to pay by the minute, but this isn't going to change before 1.0; it
> just doesn't make sense.

OK, but do people who use binary rpms really need libgal.a, which
is 14 MB (from gal-devel-0.4.1-0_helix_1.i386.rpm)?