Unfortunally, some distributions don't seem to be willing to do more
than the minimal changes to adhere to the LSB. I did some patches for
RedHat - and the bugreport is still open (I don't know whether the
patches still work).
Failing some required tests seems to be quite a motivator
to at
Joey Hess wrote (on debian-devel):
My experience as a developer who's tried to write
an app to use the LSB (only the init script interface)
is that it's poorly enough specified and/or implemented
divergently within the spec to the point that I had to
test my implementation on every LSB
I want to understand why the specific said: C++ immature ...
http://www.linuxbase.org/spec/gLSB/gLSB/cppmapping.html
Would KDE be excluded based on this immaturity ?
Thanks,
Giovanni
Any C++ app is problematic today.
This went somewhat off-topic, but head over here
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