Re: /usr/bin -> /bin changes
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On Thu, 2 Jul 1998, Raul Miller wrote:
> Santiago Vila <sanvila@unex.es> wrote:
> > As Hamish has pointed out, if a user needs these symlinks, he/she may
> > create them locally too. About the "average user": Anybody who is
> > experienced enough to install non-Debian software instead of doing
> > "dpkg -i" will surely be able to create a simple symlink.
>
> Let's say this person has important systems running on bo.
>
> How would this person keep these systems from breaking when upgrading
> to hamm?
If I had "important" systems running bo, on which I have installed
additional software from my own, I would certainly make sure that the
additional software works well with hamm before upgrading any of those
"important" systems. Otherwise I would be an irresponsible person, don't
you think so?
What do you mean, that we will never be able to remove those symlinks?
Do you have a better plan to get rid of them than not to restore them
back in hamm?
BTW: Does latest Red-Hat provide any of these symlinks?
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