Re: What's Debian's /usr/src policy
Manoj Srivastava <srivasta@datasync.com> writes:
> /usr/src/linux/include/ Debian still point to the latest
> installed kernel headers (either from the source or header
> packages). I have yet to see a technical reason to break this
> invariant.
> Have you any reason for this, or is this a statement of belief?
The reason is that when the /usr/include links to /usr/src/linux disappeared,
the need for the /usr/src/linux link disappears too.
How do you claim that those two sections of the FSSTND, the one you quoted,
and the part following it that I quoted, are mutually exclusive?
Martin.
P.S. You also made a number of points about OS space/user space all of
which I agree with. I think that has been done to death in other threads
on this list.
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