On 3/14/06, Bruce Dubbs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Justin can put it in the main repository and it will bet mirrored to > anduin. We can then reference that in the book. > > We can also put it in an anduin only location so we can update it > without going through Justin. > > You decide. Either way is ok with me.
Main repo sounds fine. I don't imagine it will be updated often unless we switch away from Man-DB again. Justin, I can send you the updated script when you want it. > > 2. I've also generated a reverse patch in case anyone wants to keep > > using compressdoc with Man. I'd like to put it in the patches repo > > and place a link on the page with explanation about it's use. Do > > you think it's worth the effort? > > Actually, I don't. Checking my system, I have 54M usage in > /usr/share/man and I don't compress man pages. Compare to 6.7G in /usr > src. I needed a small drive the other day and at a computer show the > smalled *used* drive I could find was 20G. I'd personally never used it until now. On my system, the processor and memory are at a premium, but I have lots of disk space. My new idea is that I will put the reverse patch (to use Man) in the patches repo in the event that it would ease a backwards transition. No mention would be made on the page. It would just be like any of the other myriad patches that people can scrounge for in the patches repo. -- Dan -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/blfs-dev FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/faq.html Unsubscribe: See the above information page
