Re: [Freedos-devel] Directory hierarchy (was MS-DOS names)

2004-02-24 Thread Arkady V.Belousov
Hi!

24--2004 20:44 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Luchezar Georgiev) wrote to
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LG Yet another 3-letter maniac's proposal ;-)
LG DOS\BIN executable files
LG DOS\LSM linux software map files
LG DOS\HLP help files
LG DOS\MAN manuals and other documentation
LG DOS\NLS national language support
LG DOS\SRC source code, divided into project subdirectories

 I vote YES, :) except, that, IMHO, DOS should be (by default) FDOS and
BIN should be integrated into FDOS.

LG I'd divide *only* SRC into project subdirectories. BIN, INF, HLP, MAN and
LG NLS better be common for *all* projects, as they usually contain only a
LG single file per project (with some exceptions).

 _Not_ agreed - many distributives contains similar files (readme,
what.new, etc.), so MAN should be also splited.

LG Otherwise, I agree with Arkady. No need to have 50 files called COPYING with
LG equal contents ;-)




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Re: [Freedos-devel] Directory hierarchy (was MS-DOS names)

2004-02-24 Thread Kenneth J. Davis
..
Otherwise, I agree with Arkady. No need to have 50 files called COPYING with equal 
contents ;-)
..

We don't (well not really).
Within the distribution there is a package called GPLv2,
which contains nothing but the GPL license which is installed
to the base dirctory (e.g. C:\DOS\COPYING ).

Every GPL'd package still has a file COPYING or LICENSE.TXT
or whatever it was called, but it is a stub file that tells
the user to refer to the common COPYING or replace with
full text if distributed seperate from the distribution.
(Only the GPL v2 license programs have this change, the few
 that are under a different license still include their
 full license text.)  And it did make a noticable difference
in overall size, IIRC about 6KB less per zip (about 17KB
less per package unzipped).

Jeremy




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