On Tue, 20 Nov 2012, Pascal Stumpf wrote:
> Not sure about this one. The comment says not to change the values
> there, but there is no other way to change them. FWIW, hardcoding
> /etc/dt and /usr/dt is wrong.
>
Part of the CDE 'standard' was that all of CDE would be installed in
/usr/dt/ and site-specific modifications would reside in /etc/dt/.
This way CDE could be updated without disturbing site-specific
configuration.
We definitely need to support this separation I believe, but most
distros these days don't really seem to approve of these specific
locations being a requirement. I'm ok with that, but we should always
default to /usr/dt and /etc/dt, and make it easy for them to be
changed and honored throughout the tree if a given packager requires
it. So...
Applied :)
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