That or symlink them in from /usr/share ;)
Ole Streicher <olebole@debian.org> writes:
> some of the package I maintain (namely python-astropy), or want to
> package, contain images within their python source directories. When
> installed using the normal setup, these images get installed in
> /usr/lib, leading to the lintian warning shown in the subject.
>
> Is there a simple way to avoid this?
The code is probably expecting the files to be in that location. It will
need to be patched to expect the files in a more appropriate location.
Installing the non-program files to ‘/usr/share/foopackage/images/’ (for
example) is simple enough, using ‘dh_install’.
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