In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "William S. Gribble" writes: >I'm wondering what the Debian developers' and users' views are about Motif >apps. Should they be available as Debian packages at all? If so, should >the binary packages be statically linked, which is gross, or dynamically >linked, requiring that you have Motif libraries installed? Maybe both >should be available? I personally have Motif installed, and it irks me to >have to use a statically-linked Netscrape, so I wouldn't be too thrilled >about a bunch of other static Motif apps.
I, too, have Motif installed, and think it would be quite nice to have dynamically-linked packages. Actually, I think it would be nifty to have a debian-packaged Motif (much like RedHat has for their distribution), but I don't suppose anyone has the time and/or license to do that. Mike. -- "I never worry, why should I. It's all gonna fade."
