In trying to make eeepc-acpi-scripts to be compatible wit acpi-support, I have to remove some scripts stored in /etc/acpi Since these are marked as connfiles (I reckon they are automatically marked because they're in /etc/), it's kind of bothersome to do it. I think that we should move scripts in some directory like /lib/eeepc-acpi-scripts or /usr/share/eeepc-acpi-scripts or even in /usr/share/acpi-support/ If a user wants to change the behaviour of the script, he can copy it somewhere and change the event in /etc/acpi/events. Debian policy states that "In general, any script that embeds configuration information is de-facto a configuration file and should be treated as such", but I don't think this is the case, as all the configuration is stored in /etc/default/eeepc-acpi-scripts. My idea would be to remove the old scripts if they haven't been changed, and leave them there if they have. This will still mean that user changes won't be applied after upgrade (the new event file will point to a different location) but at least he won't have to write the script again.
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