Hello Frank! On Fri, Mar 26, 2004 at 03:17:42PM +0100, Frank Küster wrote: > Florian Ernst <florian@uni-hd.de> wrote: > > >> frank@alhambra:~$ dpkg -S /etc/GNUstep/ > >> dpkg: /etc/GNUstep/ not found. # that's a bug, probably in dpkg > >> frank@alhambra:~$ > > > > $ dpkg -S /etc/GNUstep > > wmaker: /etc/GNUstep > > > > I'm not sure whether this behavior is a bug or a feature (for > > something I'm missing here)... > > I'd say a bug. But I won't submit minor bugs against dpkg, found on a > woody-bunk-plus-lots_of_own_backports box. Have no time reading throught > the list of existing bugs :-(. > > >> I don't even get an idea for which package I should file a > >> bug. Damn. Well, I know that wmaker is using it. But it hides it well. > > > > As Christoph already pointed out it's wmaker. > > As _I_ pointed already out. Err, yes, as you and Christoph have mentioned. > But the main point is that it's not only badly polluting namespace, it's > also not easy to find who it is - imagine somebody who just installed > wmaker because he wanted to try application on a couple of window > managers. It is not that difficult to find out as each of the subdirectories contains a file or dir named 'WindowMaker'. I agree on 'GNUstep' being quite confusing when being found in ~, and I merely wanted to provide some information on how one can change that name and regarding the problems currently being related to that package... Cheers, Flo
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