Dear Mr. Unsigned;

You are right. I am pathtic (sic). My wife reminds me of that often. Are
you married ? If so, you would understand that ALL men are pathtic (sic).

As for being a pathtic (sic) trusted user. I will leave that to the other
tu's to decide. (Hint: you are probably right.)

As for my name. You have that mis-speeled also.


Very best regards;

Bob Finch


> Mr. Fink I think I have some advice for you leave the mailing lists! You
> complain about all the mailing being to long, etc... etc.... I think its
> great that there is a good discussion if one of the trusted users judd
> think it to long or they don't like it they would say so. As far as I
> know your not a trusted users and if you are your pathtic trusted user.
>
> On 9/29/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> Hey gang;
>>
>> O.K.....this discussion has gone on long enough IMnsHO.
>>
>> And it was redundant BEFORE it got started last week or so.
>>
>> How so you may choose to ask ?
>>
>> It has already been discussed at least two times in the past couple of
>> years or so. And NOTHING has changed accept the names of the folks
>> whining.
>>
>> Bottom line: Judd does not like docs being part of a package UNLESS
>> they are help files required by a gui-based app., man pages, or not
>> available anywhere else (including the web).
>>
>> This is also VERY old news for arch, going back to its' inception. It
>> remains a hard and fast declaration of how this distro will work.
>>
>>
>> Have a nice day. And very best regards;
>>
>> Bob Finch
>>
>>
>> > A) Regarding documentation:
>> > Hey.. why not try this:
>> >
>> > 1) alter makepkg to create a second <pkgname>-docs package if there
>> are any docs [includes /usr/share/doc and info pages (i badly need
>> these for a lot of programs when offline)]
>> >
>> > 2) create a separate "docs" repository which has just these document
>> packages (these packages have no dependencies on anything, so no
>> hastle maintaining them)
>> >
>> > 3) The transition to these stuff can go on slowly.. meaning start
>> off now, so that all future packages will have docs, dont worry
>> about older packages until a rebuild is necessary for some other
>> purpose.
>> >
>> > Thus we can endup with an elegant solution pleasing ppl who want
>> documentation(*shouts me me me!*) and ppl who dont care about docs.
>> >
>> > (disclaimer: i dunno if anyone has suggested this.. but i just got
>> this as a brainwave this morning :D )
>> >
>> >
>> > B) Regarding pacman normal features, i request some option to allow
>> "automatic downgrading" as i had explained in one of my previous
>> threads.
>> >
>> >
>> > Best Regards to the arch team.
>> >
>> > --
>> > Vinay S Shastry
>>
>>
>>
>>
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