Well, I'm currently working on it and have to say, that it might need some time. Because we are already in some freeze stage, the libexpat-transition will very probaly happen after Lenny is released.
For your problem: Isn't it possible to fix the broken programs [1] instead to reintroduce this very old compatibility symlink?
[1] Fixing means a) binNMU official packages (quick and dirty without a clean transition) and/or b) enforce fixing of the broken 3rd party packages by not providing the symlink. You will have to do the latter in every case, because I *will* drop this symlink definitly.
Could someone please invite Matthias Klose to this discussion?
Well, I'm currently working on it and have to say, that it might need some time. Because we are already in some freeze stage, the libexpat-transition will very probaly happen after Lenny is released.
For your problem: Isn't it possible to fix the broken programs [1] instead to reintroduce this very old compatibility symlink?
[1] Fixing means a) binNMU official packages (quick and dirty without a clean transition) and/or b) enforce fixing of the broken 3rd party packages by not providing the symlink. You will have to do the latter in every case, because I *will* drop this symlink definitly.
Could someone please invite Matthias Klose to this discussion?