>> i vote for putting the binaries in /$objtype/bin or /$objtype/bin/tex.
>> in the latter case, it would be tex/tex or tex/mf.
> I'm inclined to this kind of stuff too, since it's easy to "rm -fr" if
> everything is simply in the same place.
I assume you mean /$objtype/bin/tex, this looks a good fit to me too,
however if you use contrib then you can just do:
contrib/remove tex
which will print commands to remove exactly the files that
where installed, unless they have changed in which case it will
print a commented out command (i.e. if another package overwrote
and updated a shared file).
-Steve
