The python3-xapp dependency seems not to be valid anymore. Looks like xapp was replaced by pkexec, which now should show up in the dependency list instead.
lsb-release was changed to "minimal implementation" in Debian bookworm (and other desktop environments too). While it was python-based in bullseye, it is now shell-script-based in bookworm. Thus to my understanding there is no python module "lsb_release" anymore (not fully sure on this, but I guess so). However, "lsb_release" doesn't seem to do anything in usr/lib/lightdm-settings/lightdm-settings, or I may have overlooked something.
(A thing I stepped into: The xrandr command in usr/lib/lightdm-settings/lightdm-settings. In Debian the command is part of the x11-xserver-utils package. In desktop environment Alpine Linux it's a separate package, which accordingly needs to be become a dependency. As the depencency list in this repository is supposed to be related to Debian, I can't ask to put xrandr onto it.)
Keeping the dependency list up to date would be helpful, especially for non-Debian desktop environments.
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python3-xappdependency seems not to be valid anymore. Looks like xapp was replaced bypkexec, which now should show up in the dependency list instead.lsb-releasewas changed to "minimal implementation" in Debian bookworm (and other desktop environments too). While it was python-based in bullseye, it is now shell-script-based in bookworm. Thus to my understanding there is no python module "lsb_release" anymore (not fully sure on this, but I guess so). However, "lsb_release" doesn't seem to do anything inusr/lib/lightdm-settings/lightdm-settings, or I may have overlooked something.(A thing I stepped into: The
xrandrcommand inusr/lib/lightdm-settings/lightdm-settings. In Debian the command is part of thex11-xserver-utilspackage. In desktop environment Alpine Linux it's a separate package, which accordingly needs to be become a dependency. As the depencency list in this repository is supposed to be related to Debian, I can't ask to putxrandronto it.)