Michael Schneider wrote:
Am Monday 01 August 2011 11:58:33 schrieb Mark Morgan Lloyd:
Taking that into account, I thought it worth taking a closer
look at a number of systems.
Slackware x86 8.1 with desktop: neither lsb_release nor xdg-open.
Slackware x86 13.37 with desktop: no lsb_release, does have xdg-open.
Debian armel Lenny headless: neither lsb_release nor xdg-open.
Debian armel Lenny with desktop: neither lsb_release nor xdg-open.
Debian armel Squeeze with desktop: has lsb_release, no xdg-open.
Debian mipsel Squeeze with desktop: has lsb_release, no xdg-open.
Debian zSeries Lenny with desktop: neither lsb_release nor xdg-open.
Debian x86 Lenny with desktop: neither lsb_release nor xdg-open.
Debian x86 Squeeze with desktop: both lsb_release and xdg-open.
Debian SPARC Etch with desktop: both lsb_release and xdg-open.
Debian SPARC Lenny with desktop: both lsb_release and xdg-open.
Solaris (8 and 10) have neither lsb_release nor xdg-open as standard.
Same probably applies to BSD.
just out of curiosity
is
cat /etc/*-release
working?
On e.g. x86 Lenny, no. Sorry I can't test in much more detail right now-
gto problems.
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Mark Morgan Lloyd
markMLl .AT. telemetry.co .DOT. uk
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