Re: multi-platform, FSSTND compliance, and /usr/share/
Christian Schwarz writes:
> The FHS fully supports /usr/share and we already have decided to implement
Great.
> the FHS in Debian 2.1 (at least partially--see below) but stay with FSSTND
> for Debian 2.0. (The changes would be too much to get hamm out in time.)
implementing FHS would take time, but recommending /usr/share, with
compat links, for all new uploads will make things even better IMHO.
> However, I don't have any problems (and I think this is FSSTND compliant
> also) with packages using /usr/share instead of /usr/lib if this doesn't
> break other packages.
Yes, it is FSSTND compliant, as long as there are links to all dirs
under /usr/share, and that no app uses /usr/share directly.
How do you understand that ?
Should I set up /usr/lib/kbd/* links to /usr/share/ again ?
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