Elaine Xiong writes:
> Transmission-daemon is a daemon-based Transmission session which can be
> controlled by both Clutch(Transmission Web GUI) and Transmission-remote
> via IPC. Transmission-proxy is a IPC proxy that makes remote daemon
> easier. Furthermore Transmission-remote as a remote control utility also
> can be used to control Transmission. In brief
> Transmission-daemon/remote/proxy are used to run Transmission in the
> background.
Would any ordinary (non-administrative) user invoke
transmission-daemon or transmission-proxy directly from the command
line? If not, then they likely don't belong in /usr/bin without some
substantial justification.
("GNOME has the Foo tool which is hard-code to look for these programs
in /usr/bin, and we can't convince the community to change" is one
possible form of justification.)
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