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New package: ThemeChanger-0.10.1 #33491

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So here I come again, trying to get my app added to your repos, this time a slightly newer version.
For the previous attempt I made the suggested change in regards to checksums. While I also received a suggestion of moving the library files to /usr/lib, the library file present under /usr/share/... is actually a Python C module that the app uses, and I think it should stay there with its other regular Python module buddies. An observed issue is that Python C modules cross-compilation is broken under meson (mesonbuild/meson#7049)...

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it should stay there with its other regular Python module buddies

No, all modules should be moved to /usr/lib then. Redefine datadir or patch to use libdir or whatever would work here.

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