> Please also keep in mind people who want to create distribution packages
> (deb or rpm or similar):
This seems orthogonal. Such package management system typically work on the
output of the equivalent of "make install".
> - Compilation will most probably be done at the time the deb/rpm is
> unpacked (otherwise we'd need one auctex package for each emacs flavor
> we ship, that could be xemacs21, emacs21, emacs22 and emacs-snapshot
> in Debian lenny).
That's fine. Install.el distinguishes compilation from installation.
Actually it the compilation step takes place after the installation proper,
so it's particularly friendly.
> - any remaining documentation files need to be installed at a different
> place, /usr/share/doc/auctex (but that can be done independent of
> install.el, I think).
Indeed.
Stefan
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