Re: Unconditional prompting from dotfile packages
>> "JR" == Josip Rodin <joy@cibalia.gkvk.hr> writes:
JR> On Thu, Apr 22, 1999 at 07:18:48PM +1000, Craig Sanders wrote:
>> or at least queue the job for execution when dpkg has exited
>> (similar to what menu does).
JR> If it's not really easy to implement, it'll have to become yet
JR> another item on the TODO.Debian list.
Alternatively:
Give out a message like
You can byte-compile foo to make it start and run faster. To do this,
use the command "dotfile-bytecompile foo".
and simply continue with the installation. Do _not_ wait for a
keypress.
Then also place this message in /usr/doc/foo/README.Debian
The dotfiles are useable without bytecompiling. They are faster when
you do so, but it is not crucical.
ALternativly, dotfile could give out a message when started with a
not-bytecompiled message (but make a checkbox "don't ask me again; see
README.Debian").
Ciao,
Martin
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