> well, pacman doesn't work that way - when a package is made, > directories are not considered... that is, I can make a package with > 30 empty directories and 1 file, and only that file will installed on > your system (the directories wont even be part of it)... > now, that said - saying something like "pacman -Qo /usr/share" > wouldn't make sense, because the "owner" of that directory would be > the very first package which placed something in /usr/share... so then > timestamps would have to be taken into account... it's real messy..
Actually, pacman will create the 30 empty directories and -Ql will list them as being part of the package. I think searching directories by default would probably cause too many false positives. Maybe if it was a switch... Jason -- If you understand, things are just as they are. If you do not understand, things are just as they are.
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