Hello, > Having the libs in the incorrect place for non-x86 systems seems like a > good start. If you're running on a 64 bit processor, things should be > in /usr/lib64 - it means you have a true hardware agnostic approach and > you don't pollute the 32 bit libs directories with material which really > shouldn't be there.
OK, that is a start. What else? (It could be argued that on 64 bit systems, /usr/lib should contain 64 bit code, and legacy 32 bit code should go into /usr/lib32). > The Fedora developers have spent a heck of a long time making sure libs > go into the correct place and between us, spent ages discussing where > they should go - and that was even before Fedora had it! So what are the differences here, am trying to understand how we can adopt these kinds of things. Miguel. _______________________________________________ Mono-list maillist - [email protected] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/mono-list
