On 03/03/2012 09:20 PM, Rodolfo García Peñas wrote: > Please, do not make top posting. > In real life, things like this happen once in a while. You will get used to it. :)
> About /etc/X11/WindowMaker: > - Is only used in Debian. > - There is no /etc/X11/Gnome /etc/X11/kde ... > As we all agree, it is good that this has finally disappeared. Obviously, this is fully out of question. > About /etc/GNUstep: > - WindowMaker is a part of GNUstep? No. > No, it isn't, but $HOME/GNUstep still remains unchanged, isn't it?. > Why /etc/WindowMaker: > - Is used in upstream > I was not aware that this has also changed in upstream! So /etc/GNUstep was also removed from upstream? I fail to find the respective commit on http://repo.or.cz/w/wmaker-crm.git/shortlog/refs/heads/next though. Can you give me a pointer? Nonetheless, i still think that this is a very bad idea in light of the uniformity of configuration file locations, if $HOME/GNUstep is not adapted accordingly. > - Is IMO the correct path for the WindowMaker configuration files. > In principle yes, but this breaks the aforementioned predictability of configuration file locations, as explained before. I'd suggest that everybody involved thinks a little bit about this aspect. Thanks! Paul -- To unsubscribe, send mail to [email protected].
