Ken Spath [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Proposal regarding future packaging:
Add an additional manual page to new/future/updated packages that is
the same as the package name. IF and only IF there would NOT be a
conflict with an existant necessary manual page AND IF there is no
binary
On Sun, 23 Sep 2007 19:12:29 + (UTC), Oleg Verych [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
23-09-2007, Manoj Srivastava: []
It doesn't catch files created by Maintainer scripts?
This is the design flaw in those scripts (even in whole package
management).
I am not sure you have made your case here.
21-09-2007, Bruce Sass:
On Thu September 20 2007 09:25:23 pm Oleg Verych (Gmane) wrote:
19-09-2007, Bruce Sass:
I'm hoping the dpkg triggers functionality Ian Jackson has been
working on will help solve that wart though.
How exactly?
Exactly? I don't know. I haven't followed what is
On Sat September 22 2007 12:16:18 am Oleg Verych (Gmane) wrote:
21-09-2007, Bruce Sass:
On Thu September 20 2007 09:25:23 pm Oleg Verych (Gmane) wrote:
19-09-2007, Bruce Sass:
I'm hoping the dpkg triggers functionality Ian Jackson has
been working on will help solve that wart though.
On Sat, 22 Sep 2007 03:46:26 -0600, Bruce Sass [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
On Sat September 22 2007 12:16:18 am Oleg Verych (Gmane) wrote:
21-09-2007, Bruce Sass:
On Thu September 20 2007 09:25:23 pm Oleg Verych (Gmane) wrote:
19-09-2007, Bruce Sass:
I'm hoping the dpkg triggers
On Fri, 21 Sep 2007 03:25:23 + (UTC), Oleg Verych (Gmane) [EMAIL
PROTECTED] said:
19-09-2007, Bruce Sass: []
I like this too. Finding what a package has just installed is one
of the biggest holes in Debian right now, IMO. I have to use dpkg
-L to figure this out, and that's just too
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John Goerzen wrote:
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Too crude? That's a simple command, easily found in a relevant manpage. In
true Unix fashion, its output can be easily piped to other commands. What's
crude about it?
Well, it doesn't actually tell me what I need to
19-09-2007, Bruce Sass:
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I like this too. Finding what a package has just installed is one
of the biggest holes in Debian right now, IMO. I have to use dpkg
-L to figure this out, and that's just too crude to be a real
solution.
Too crude? That's a simple command, easily found in a
On Thu September 20 2007 09:25:23 pm Oleg Verych (Gmane) wrote:
19-09-2007, Bruce Sass:
I'm hoping the dpkg triggers functionality Ian Jackson has been
working on will help solve that wart though.
How exactly?
Exactly? I don't know. I haven't followed what is happening close
enough.
John H. Robinson, IV wrote:
Ken Spath wrote:
Proposal regarding future packaging:
Add an additional manual page to new/future/updated packages that is
the same as the package name. IF and only IF there would NOT be a
conflict with an existant necessary manual page AND IF there is no
binary
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John H. Robinson, IV wrote:
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I like this idea, especially if there were a short description about each
program and relevent configuration files.
I like this too. Finding what a package has just installed is one of the
biggest holes in Debian
On Wednesday 19 September 2007 5:43:03 pm David Given wrote:
John H. Robinson, IV wrote:
[...]
I like this idea, especially if there were a short description about
each program and relevent configuration files.
I like this too. Finding what a package has just installed is one of the
On Wed September 19 2007 04:53:10 pm John Goerzen wrote:
On Wednesday 19 September 2007 5:43:03 pm David Given wrote:
John H. Robinson, IV wrote:
[...]
I like this idea, especially if there were a short description
about each program and relevent configuration files.
I like this
Proposal regarding future packaging:
Add an additional manual page to new/future/updated packages that is
the same as the package name. IF and only IF there would NOT be a
conflict with an existant necessary manual page AND IF there is no
binary in a package that is the same as the package name
Am Dienstag 18 September 2007 schrieb Ken Spath:
If after I install casu or netdiag, I type man casu or man netdiag
there is nothing.
whereis / find / apt-cache search / apt-file search were necessary
How many current debian users and users of forked distributions know
of apt-file or even
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