Hi,
I'd quite _like_ to keep /usr/games separete because it makes it
easy to implement a "you're grounded" scheme along things like
'iptables -A OUTPUT -o eth0 -m owner --uid-owner {CHILD_USERNAME} -j REJECT'
could be use to block web access.
~
I would insist a bit more for /usr/share/games : when commercial
games get installed with game-data-packager, those will
dwarf the other packages, and can fill a "/ + /usr" filesystem
mounted on a cheap 64Gb SSD pretty fast.
Keeping /usr/share/games separate makes it easy to
mount it on a HDD or even via NFS.
$ dpigs
2063510 freespace2-data
1519641 doom3-data
1303784 feeble-files-orig-es-video
1254020 grimfandango-fr-data
1157177 zork-grand-inquisitor-data
1139350 feeble-files-es-data
1047295 curse-of-monkey-island-fr-data
1015662 toonstruck-fr-data
..
350229 triplea
...
167364 gcompris-data
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