On Fri, Sep 12, 2008 at 3:40 PM, Tuomo Valkonen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I was more thinking of being shown but hidden amidst a flood of > install messages, if you install multiple packages (such as > upgrading all of them).
If the package is being installed together with a lot of the packages that already display install messages, then all the messages would be displayed, one at a time, to the user like the following: (1/3) upgrading abc [#######################] 100% (abc install messages go here) (2/3) upgrading ion-3 [#######################] 100% (ion-3 install messages go here) (3/3) upgrading xyz [#######################] 100% (xyz install messages go here) bash-3.2# So would it be OK according to the trademark license the way this is implemented now? Otherwise, what if I put for i in `seq 3`; do echo -ne '\a'; sleep 1; done just after the message being displayed? Will it be OK according to the trademark license? And, otherwise, what if I put echo "Press ENTER to continue"; read would it be OK according to the trademark license? Thanks and best regards, Paulo Matias
