On Sat, May 30, 2009 at 5:49 AM, Jonas Karlsson <cj.karls...@gmail.com> wrote:
> There are some things I'd like to change in Compile and Scripts for
> 015 that may not be optimal to release before that.
> First I'd like to change default behaviour of Compile to use
> /System/Index. I know this is a big step, but I've had enought
> headaches with applications looking for files inside it's own prefix
> while it really should search global directories since the actual file
> was installed by another application or library. Plugins is a good
> example.

Yes, I agree with that. We've been postponing that for a few years now
and it would be a shame to wait for one more release. I don't really
care if 015 is put on hold for a while if the reason is to switch over
to /System/Index.

> Another change is to move misc. scripts used for building from source,
> like the sandboxes and prepareprogram, from Scripts to Compile. Users
> that build from source should really use Compile and if they want to
> manually build something they're advanced anough to install Compile to
> do that. This is to reduce Scripts's dependency footprint as well as
> cleaning up Scripts. Also having the sandboxes in Compile may be a
> good idea once it changes to ChrootCompile behaviour.

Agreed.

> A third change, which is very optional but which I think would be a
> nice change, is to move "Functions" to share/bash/functions (or
> similar) to make it more "normal". I'm pro FHS compability and such
> change would mean that we're a little bit more comptible with other
> systems.

I would have to read more about that. Let's first focus on /S/I and
look at this after we've the base apps ready.

> The first two I believe we really should do, the last I thought that
> we can do "while we're at it".

-- 
Lucas
"If you're looking for a reason I've a reason to give: pleasure,
little treasure"
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