Le 25/05/2012 07:23, Brice Goglin a écrit : > Le 25/05/2012 02:38, Christopher Samuel a écrit : >> On 25/05/12 06:14, Jeff Squyres wrote: >> >>> Are there other traditional suffixes that are used for this kind of >>> thing? Or is lstopo kinda unique in this area? >> A quick look in Ubuntu shows packages using things the following >> (though I could have missed some): >> >> -nox (16 packages) >> -noxpm (7 packages) >> -nogtk (2 packages) >> -nogui (2 packages) > Packages yes, but do you have *program* names with such suffixes? On > Debian/Ubuntu, most of these above still install program names without > any suffix, so the end users don't need a brain to find them. >
Using apt-file, here's what I found on my Debian (after filtering some stuff that looked irrelevant): -nox 2 .nox 1 -nowin 1 _nogui 2 _text 3 _textclient 1 -gui-text 1 => confirms that -gui isn't what we want :) -text 7 -txt 2 -curses 8 -basic 0 -simple 5 Brice
