On Sat, Jun 20, 1998 at 05:01:28PM -0400, Gregory S. Stark wrote:
> I already uploaded a fltk package.
Yeap, I found it. For some reason it wasn't on the local mirror, and
I saw a (relatively) old copy of wnpp which listed fltk as a needed package.
> Incidentally, I just skipped form.h and glut.h, on the assumption
> that someone could just could just create a dummy file like it in
> their build directory. Another place they could go is inside
> /usr/include/FL, people would add -I FL to get them.
Well, the documentation is clear enough, and the files are not
really needed...
> Another issue is that I built it with a prefix of /usr, not
> /usr/X11. The FSSTND is ambiguous on this, but seems to imply
> /usr/X11 is for the "X Window System" itself, not just any program
> that happens to use X. And Personally I don't see any reason to put
> X programs in a separate directory.
I guess this answers my other email, then. I think the intention of
having X11 programs on a separate path is for people who would like
to exclude /usr/X11R6/bin from their paths... something along the
lines of "if it's on the $PATH, it runs", which I don't personally
support, but...
Marcelo
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