Re: FHS: a new way of looking at it
Andreas Jellinghaus <aj@dungeon.inka.de> writes:
> - allow people to work on debian, includeing moveing software to fhs.
> most things don't affect outside packages. info and man can get longer
> search paths. and for /usr/doc people can live with symlinking or searching
> also /usr/share/doc for a while.
ICK. This makes it very nasty. Bad all around. I don't mind info
and man having larger search paths, since this searching is
automatic. I do mind when I have to manually look at many places for
information. And it breaks nice resources that I have set up for
online documentation browsing; eg, http://documentation.cs.twsu.edu.
> - don't depend a release on everything being converted. a half/half release
> can get out, too, as long as programs work.
>
> movement is important. standing still and not going anywhere or waiting for
> other people to go the next step - that is not good.
>
> andreas
>
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