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Up a machine from Fedora 42 to 43 and got a warning message I 
had seen long ago, and fixed with the change. So, not sure why it 
hasn't been updated into package? Secondly, it appears the 
unoconv package is archive, but there is a unoserver package, but 
doesn't say if it will replace the unoconv or what.

Fix to warning is just changing one line.

Edit the script:
Open /usr/bin/unoconv and replace the following line:

     Old: from distutils.version import LooseVersion
     New: from packaging.version import parse as LooseVersion

So that gets rid of warning for now, but wondering what best long 
term solution will be.
1. Warning that can just be ignored.
2. Warning that the above change will fix.
3. Something else is in the works to either renove the unoconv 
completely, or replace it with something else.

Not sure what difference is between disktuiles.version and 
packaging.version is?

Assume someone here might know more.

Thanks.


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