Ross Burton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hi,
Hi, [...] > I'm pleased to see more and more GNOME libraries having their API > documentation packaged, but in the case of linc its in a totally > unexpected directory... And these files should be installed in a -doc package. User don't need to install a library package and header files to read documentation. Of course a doc-base file should be provided. [...] > A suggested list of items to cover: > * package naming (i.e nautilus or nautilus2) > * package naming for Nautilus view, panel applets, etc > * location of panel applet binaries > * naming of themes and engines > * location of docs, and that libraries should use gtk-doc if possible > * use of scrollkeeper (replace external URL with path until fixed) You can also add how to register a schemas file in the postinst, and how to build a package who contains schemas files. Christian
