On Friday 17 June 2005 11:32, Hans-Joachim Baader wrote:
> Hi,
>
> apparently digikam and digikamimageplugins install full documentation
> in /usr/share/doc/kde/HTML. In all languages where usually only one is
> needed. This uses up about 100 MB of valuable /usr space.
Hi Hans-Joachim,
how did you get the number? I extracted the (d)igikam,
digikamimage(p)lugins and (k)ipi-plugins debs and get ~ 25 MB.
$ du -sk */usr/share/doc
10880 d/usr/share/doc
2280 k/usr/share/doc
12236 p/usr/share/doc
all is ~ 42 MB
$ du -sk *
16256 d
9252 k
15868 p
>
> It should be a separate doc package, and the language(s) should be
> selectable.
I'm not sure if digikam* and digikam*-doc (from a non-english
installation viewpoint). I'll check next release, it will include
new doc translations. when code/doc ratio drops below 1/3 it
definitely time for a split.
What's needed to solve the problem is infrastructure in debian
pkg mgmt that automaticly installs/picks only those language(s)
one is interested in without splitting in one additional pkg
per language. Otherwise debian suddenly has more than 100,000
pkgs.
Achim
>
> Regards,
> hjb
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