On Sun, Dec 28, 2003 at 01:13:56PM +0100, Achim Bohnet wrote: > The KDEs 'everything below' prefix and the quirks used in debian to follow > FHS, do not play well together. Untils we find/agree on an algorithm how > to handle a KDE installations distrubuted accross > > a) FHS (easy ;) > b) /usr/local > c) somewhere else (e.g. /opt or /home/joeUsers/ etc) via KDEDIR(s) > > and patch kstandarddirs.*.in accordingly the KDE dir layout versus FHS > layout issue will catch us again and again. As far as I know a) and b) work correctly (I specifically hacked in /usr/local support myself). I think c) works correctly also when you set KDEDIRS, but there is a problem some people have with /etc/kderc being set. It causes the install to also see the FHS and /usr/local files, which annoys them (iirc). Chris
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