> -----Original Message----- > From: Nicola Pero > > Also it would be pretty bad to have software install by > default in /usr on > a Unix type > filesystem ... I would want the stuff to install following default > conventions like > any other Unix system (ie, stuff by default installs into > /usr/local or > /opt or whatever). > > Anyway I suggest as a reasonable agreement, we'll use b. to set the > installation domain > as System for the 4 core packages (make, base, gui, back). All other > packages should have > no default set and so install by default in Local (packagers are > encouraged to install them > into System instead when they package though). Makes sense ? >
Sounds good. I guess, like Richard, I'm conflicted. I know that every source code package I download is installed in /usr/local. But GNUstep has used the /usr[/GNUstep] convention for so long it might be confusing to change that. And any distribution is going to set their own location anyway. _______________________________________________ Gnustep-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnustep-dev
