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<div>Hello Martin.</div>
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<div>Description of libx11-dev package (in /DEBIAN/control).</div>
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<div>Package: libx11-dev</div>
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<div>This package contains the development headers for the library found in libx11-6.</div>
<div>Non-developers likely have little use for this package.</div>
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<div>Afaik, fpc does not use the C headers (I did not find it) nor fpc does not develop/change anything inside the libX11 code.</div>
<div>Maybe, but I have lot of doubt, fpc could need the C headers to compile himself.</div>
<div>But the compiled fpc should not need it.</div>
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<div>So, imho, in the case of fpc, they should not use libX11.so but libX11.so.6 when linking things with the binary fpc.</div>
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<div>My 0,001 cent.</div>
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<div>Fre;D</div>
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