> I have recently reworked some of the packaging scripts for "audacity". > The package now uses CDBS and debhelper more extensively. I would > appreciate it if anyone can take a look at the package and provide > suggestions or feedback.
This package installs its help file, audacity-1.2-help.htb, in /usr/share/doc/audacity. Since this isn't a human-readable file (or, more accurately, a file intended to be read manually by the user), I wonder whether that's really the right place for it. I see it's put in that location explicitly by the Makefile, so it would be there on any system, even one which doesn't follow Debian's conventions on use of /usr/share/doc. I would think /usr/share/audacity would be a better location for the help file, but I could be off base here. (For this reason, I cc my reply to debian-mentors, giving someone else the chance to contradict me.) Otherwise, this looks like a nice cbds example. :-) I'm not a DD (yet?), but that's my $0.01. (I didn't say enough to be worth $0.02 ;-]). That's for helping to create audacity. I've been a light audacity user since before 1.0. It just keeps getting better. It also was the tool that introduced me to wxWidgets (f.k.a. wxWindows) which I use for my own GUI development now. -- Jay Berkenbilt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> http://www.ql.org/q/
