Hugo van der Merwe <hugo@adept.co.za> writes: > I'm packaging a library which contains a bunch of demos - both the > binaries and the source code gets installed by the library's build > system... > > Would this be a decent approach: > > Installing all the demo binaries in /usr/bin/ > Installing demo source in /usr/share/doc/package_name/ > > Comments/Suggestions? > > This would mean I must write a man page for each little demo... ;) Unless the demos are useful for something other than a demonstration, I would not install them in /usr/bin. Instead, I would put them in /usr/share/doc/package_name/examples/. I'd also put the demo source in there. The Qt3 source package also comes with a bunch of demos, and the maintainer tars them up and puts them in /usr/share/doc/qt3-doc/. I don't find this solution ideal, however. -- Curse my natural showmanship!
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