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deps deps.0 build and running dependencies on arch and elsewhere

For those that practice the wise art of building your own you may notice on some repositories we have a deps and a deps.0, in an increasing occurrence in recent months.
Although pacman/makepkg provide this luxury of separating running dependency ( depends= ) and make/build dependencies as ( makedepends= and checkdepends= ) arch-linux and most of its followers fail to take the advantage of this, and list running dependencies on top where they are applied as makedependencies as well. By shifting running dependencies to package{}= sections you prevent makepkg from having to demand all of them.

Not ALL running dependencies are necessary to build a package, and if you run with minimal make dependencies it will most likely ask you specifically for what else is missing as a makedependency. There is a gray area where the pkg can build without a specific library or functionality necessary, and in such occasions you can search and take an educated guess whether you want this functionality or not. It is a general good practice to satisfy all those optional make dependencies so full functionality can be delivered.

In most recent labwc-git build, where build dependencies had been optimized, xwayland was demanded. Some new code in labwc -git requires that the current xwayland libraries be present for ultimate functionality, so this was added.

We believe that installing additional running dependencies while building is both extra bulk and a security risk, as if something insecure was discovered in the near future, it has been passed into packages by being present when not necessary.

So the previously used arch-linux inspired deps are moved in deps.0 and new deps tend to be smaller lists of what is necessary and/or useful to be present. By doing so we are under the impression that we are cleaning up the builds one at a time and progressively this makes the entire system leaner and more responsive as @Kerry (kokanee) recently commented. If you think this is a poor practice and what arch artix obarun manjaro are doing is good enough let us know why you think this is wrong. We have yet to encounter any evidence of a pkg being built suffering from such lean-build practice.

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QUE SAIT-ON DE L'ENQUÊTE SUR LE DECÈS D'ÉRIC DENÉCÉ ?
L'enquête sur le décès d'Éric #Denécé, survenu le 9 juin #2025 à Serraval en #Haute-Savoie, a été ouverte par le parquet d’Annecy pour déterminer les causes de la mort. Il a été retrouvé dans sa voiture, avec une blessure par balle à la tête, un fusil de chasse à ses côtés et les portières verrouillées. La police scientifique a relevé des empreintes autour du véhicule et de la poudre sur ses mains. L'hypothèse principale retenue par les enquêteurs est celle du suicide, mais aucune piste n'est exclue officiellement.
Cependant, cette thèse officielle suscite de vives contestations parmi ses proches, sa famille et plusieurs personnalités, qui rejettent l’idée que Denécé se soit donné la mort. Ils évoquent des difficultés financières réelles mais pensent qu’il aurait pu être aidé, et certains parlent même d’une possible exécution, évoquant le fait qu’il dérangeait par ses analyses et révélations dans le domaine du renseignement et de la géopolitique.
Le contexte de sa mort, dans un milieu où la frontière entre vérité et manipulation est souvent floue, alimente les soupçons et les théories complotistes. Une opération d’influence russe a même repris la thèse d’un assassinat pour des raisons de propagande. La communauté du renseignement et des analystes géopolitiques réclame une enquête transparente, d’autant que plusieurs disparitions mystérieuses ont frappé ce milieu récemment.
En résumé, l'enquête officielle privilégie la piste du suicide, mais les circonstances troubles, les doutes exprimés par son entourage et le contexte géopolitique complexe entourant Éric Denécé maintiennent un climat d’incertitude et de controverse autour de sa mort.

Questions liées
Quelles sont les théories principales sur la cause de la mort d'Éric Denécé
Pourquoi sa famille et ses proches doutent-ils de la version officielle du suicide
Quel rôle pourrait avoir la propagande russe dans l'enquête sur sa mort
Comment l'histoire d'Éric Denécé s'inscrit-elle dans le contexte des opérations de renseignement russes
En quoi ses travaux et son environnement professionnel pourraient expliquer les circonstances mystérieuses de sa disparition
La famille et les proches d’Éric Denécé doutent fortement de la version officielle du suicide pour plusieurs raisons majeures :
Contexte personnel et physique jugé incompatible avec un suicide : Ils affirment qu’Éric Denécé était en bonne santé physique et morale, pratiquait régulièrement une activité sportive, et n’avait pas montré de signes évidents de vouloir mettre fin à ses jours, malgré des difficultés financières réelles mais surmontables.
Absence d’éléments concrets étayant la thèse du suicide : Aucune lettre d’adieu n’a été retrouvée, aucune autopsie publique n’a été communiquée, et les circonstances précises de sa mort restent floues, ce qui alimente les suspicions et le sentiment d’opacité.
Le contexte professionnel et politique sensible : Éric Denécé était une figure reconnue du renseignement et de l’analyse géopolitique, connue pour ses prises de position critiques, notamment contre certaines politiques françaises et internationales. Plusieurs proches estiment qu’il « dérangeait » par ses révélations et analyses, ce qui pourrait motiver une élimination déguisée en suicide.
Réactions de proches et personnalités : Certains membres de sa famille parlent clairement d’« exécution », et des élus comme Jacques Myard évoquent la possibilité d’un assassinat lié à ses travaux et documents « qui ne plaisaient pas ». Ces doutes sont renforcés par un climat général de méfiance dans le milieu du renseignement, marqué par d’autres décès mystérieux.
Ambiance de suspicion et théories alternatives : La mort d’Éric Denécé s’inscrit dans un contexte où la frontière entre vérité et manipulation est floue, et où des opérations d’influence, notamment russes, ont exploité cette affaire pour nourrir des thèses complotistes, ce qui contribue à entretenir la controverse.
En résumé, la famille et les proches rejettent la thèse du suicide car ils considèrent que ni son état personnel ni les circonstances de sa mort ne correspondent à cette hypothèse, et ils suspectent une possible élimination liée à ses activités professionnelles et à ses prises de position critiques.

The army plans to expel 1,500-2,000 Palestinians from Fire Zone 918 in Masafer Yatta, claiming that they are not "permanent residents". Meanwhile, 11 illegal outposts have been established, with the army's support, within the same Fire Zone. In the West Bank, Fire Zones now cover nearly a million dunams, and their primary function seems to be training for one thing, which is how to expel Palestinians.

Last Tuesday (June 17, 2025), a document was circulated within the #IDF Central Command headquarters and it deserves close attention. Titled "Subject: Training Routine in Fire Zone 918", the two page memo, signed by Major Sari Saban, lays out in detail why it is needy to expel approximately 1,500-2,000 Palestinian residents that are living in an area that was first declared a military “Fire Zone” by Israel in the late 1971. Fire Zones, as a reminder, are always designated as "Closed Military Zones" where, according to the army, only "permanent residents" are permitted to remain. Pay attention to that term - "permanent residents" - we will return to it shortly.

Below are two short quotes from the document that clearly clarify its purpose: “Over the years, a phenomenon of widespread illegal construction has developed in the Fire Zone, which harms the training routine and the IDF's ability to prepare for war" (Section 2)..... "In recent months, the Central Command has been operating - using both civilian and military tools at its disposal in order to fulfill its duty - preserving the Fire Zone for the benefit of IDF training" (Section 3). Link to the full document in the comments.

Let us take a moment to recall what Fire Zone 918 actually is: It spans over nearly 33,000 dunams and is located at the southeastern edge of the West Bank. The area lies within what is historically known as "Masafer Yatta" meaning the agricultural hinterland of the town of Yatta. This broader region extends well beyond the boundaries of Fire Zone 918, and a significant portion of it now lies south of the Green Line, within the sovereign territory of the State of Israel.

In Masafer Yatta dozens of shepherd communities have lived for generations in what is called “khirbe”, meaning small hamlets of Yatta. This way of life was common all around Palestinian towns and villages throughout the country. The same thing happened here within the 33,000 dunams that the army declared as "Fire Zone 918", around 12 to 13 shepherd communities, historically connected to Yatta, have lived and worked the land for generations. These are the communities that the Central Command document, now targets for destruction and expulsion. And what is the justification the army offers? It refuses to recognize the residents as "permanent". For years, the state has invested enormous effort trying to prove that these villages are merely "seasonal encampments" and thus, in the army's view, they can expel them from Fire Zone 918.

On May 4, 2022, the High Court ruled that there was no justification to prevent the "evacuation" - meaning, expelling the Palestinian residents of the communities located within Fire Zone 918. The ruling was authored by the settler judge David Mintz, who was born and raised in England and immigrated to Israel - perhaps, among other reasons, so that one day he could authorize the expulsion of people from the very places where their grand-grandparents were born and lived. A stunning twist of irony - though over here, it goes by the name “Zionism”.

As expected, Mintz's ruling was hailed by his ideological allies, who viewed it as a major milestone in the broader effort to expel Palestinians from the area and transform it into a Jewish-only settlement area. Just as was done in other Fire Zones in the northern West Bank, where Palestinians were fully displaced. Indeed not too long after the ruling, the army began blocking roads and restricting movement in the area, in an effort to "encourage" residents to leave. "Voluntary Migration". Link to the post we published in November 2022 is in the comments.

In the years leading up to the court ruling, Israel continued mapping areas that had been looted since the early 1980s by declaring them as "state land". Past experience shows that such mapping typically signals an intent to eventually transfer the land to settlers. And indeed, while working on our latest report, “The Bad Samaritan” that was published in March of this year, we discovered that in 2019 and 2021, the Settlement Division allocated over 3,300 dunams of "state land" located inside Fire Zone 918 to two settlers for grazing purposes. Link to our post from May 2022, where we explained how and why this mapping was carried out, is in the comments.

At the same time, settlers established 11 outposts within Fire Zone 918. Nine of them were established between 2022 and 2024, and six of them after October 7, 2023. Strikingly, the Central Command document makes no mention of these outposts at all. Apparently, it is only the presence of Palestinians living in the area that disrupts the army's training. The outposts, established by violent and lawless settlers, are not only not disturbing, they function as paramilitary extensions that the army protects and supports.

The phenomenon of expelling Palestinians, as settlers take control over Fire Zones and establish outposts within them, is not unique to Fire Zone 918. Over the past decade, we have seen this pattern spread across the West Bank. One key example is Fire Zone 904A, located east of the villages of Aqraba and Beit Furik, which settlers have gradually managed to seize almost entirely since the late 1990s. Link to the post where we explained the settlers' model is in the comments.

As we explained in our report "A Locked Garden" which we published ten years ago, the army has left nearly 80% of the West Bank's Fire Zones unused for decades, effectively enabling settlers to expel the Palestinian residents who live there and to seize control of the land. This is not a new phenomenon, but it has gained renewed momentum since Avi Bluth's was appointed as the Apartheid commander. Link to the "A Locked Garden" report is in the comments.

This is exactly what is happening now in Fire Zone 203, west of #Ramallah, as we described in a post last March (link to the post is in the comments). This is exactly what is happening in Fire Zone 934, where settlers have recently begun establishing an outpost called "Beit Horon North", which the racist and corrupt government has already rushed to designate as a "new settlement".

#KeremNavot - Naboth’s Vineyard
Naboth’s Vineyard (Kerem Navot) is an Israeli NGO established in 2012, which monitors and carries out research on Israeli land policy in the #WestBank.