On Mon, Aug 28, 2000 at 12:45:48PM +0200, Vincent Zweije wrote: > Hello Debian developers. > > I have a program for which I wish to build a .deb package. However, I > do not wish this to be in Debian proper[*]. Should this package install > under /usr/local or simply under /usr? I think under /usr/local, as it > won't be part of the distribution.
As was mentioned before, /usr/local is for stuff that dpkg does not know
about. It would not harm anything, if you used /usr .
> [*] It has a limited target user group (dyndns.org users) and I expect
> it to be superseded by an incompatible upgrade soon.
since when has a limited target user group stopped something being in
"debian proper" ? (Take a look at all the other dynamic dns tools)
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Michael Beattie ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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<aj> i've been doing timing tests while playing mp3s in the background,
haven't i?
<aj> bloody stupid multitasking operating systems
<sgore> aj: hehe
<tausq> aj: here, have a copy of DOS
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