Re: should we implement a /etc/games?
Hi,
>>"Vincent" == Vincent Renardias <vincent@waw.com> writes:
Vincent> On Sat, 5 Jul 1997, David Frey wrote:
>> -------- On Sat, Jul 5 1997 14:24 +0300 Riku Voipio writes: The
>> solution could be a /etc/games , which would nicely fold them away
>> from sysadmins eyes. What do you think?
>>
>> Sure, good idea. (I assume xtrontrc is not just an example file,
>> but is actually a global configuration file. I don't know how many
>> games actually use global configuration files, though).
Vincent> But should we use '/etc/games', or '/usr/etc/games' ? _(;
Following the FFSTND, and our policy, this should go in
/etc. So far we have *all* conf files in /etc, which is nice,
and clean, and sysadmins have tools they should be using to manage
groups of workstations anyway.
manoj
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