Am 2000-04-23, um 22:11:40 (+0200) schrieb David BAUDENS:
> Of course but menu system doesn't support tests.
No problems with the menu system, my problem is that you force the
netscape RPM to be installed, for being able to use the HOWTOs.
> As I want that HTML can be read when you select them in menu,
> I use an independent WM/DM viewer (and no I'll use lynx, beginners
> don't like it).
IMHO this is not correct. place a
------8<------------------------------------->8--------
Provides: htmlbrowser
------8<------------------------------------->8--------
line in "lynx" "lynx-ssl" and "netscape" RPMs. this is the correct way
to deal with it. (Even "emacs" (or the additional package giving this
monster browser capabilitys) can get that tag, if you want to.
If you do so, opera will also put this tag in the rpm they provide,
as they wnt to take over percetages form Netscape ... "kdebase" also
can get that tag as there is kfmclient in there ...) Than put a
------8<------------------------------------->8--------
Requires: htmlbrowser, mandrake_desk > 1.0.3-7mdk
------8<------------------------------------->8--------
line in the HOWTOs. This is how GOOD RPMs should look like.
BTW. this is the reason why the "Provides:" tag was added to the
RedHat Packaage Manager ...
> > Did I miss something ???
>
> rpm -i --nodeps ? bzcat howto-text-de.bz2 ? ;-)
This isn't a good idea. If I want to setup a text-only server box,
I want to be able to work without forcing RPMs in.
This way Mandrake can show, they make better distibutions then others.
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