> I would suggest storing html documentation under /usr/html (much like > /usr/man and /usr/info) or possibly /usr/html/package. Not FSSTND, unfortunately. I prefer having all the documentation under /usr/doc - since I often look at it by cd'ing into the directory and using "less". If all the docs are scattered all over the place, then it becomes harder to find everything. Sure, people could use "dwww" to track them all down, but I don't think it's desirable to force people to use it. Of course, man pages and info files are not under /usr/doc - but that's primarily for historical reasons - and they do have convenient little programs to pull up their pages from anywhere. Cheers, - Jim
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