Hi,
>>"Joey" == Joey Hess <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Joey> I just realized something. With all this furur over /usr/share/doc,
Joey> we seem to have skipped right over the question of where do
arch-dependant
Joey> example files go. Where?
Since they are jsut examples, I think they can be classified
as akin to documentation, and still go in the usual place, namely,
/usr/share/doc/package/*. There is no harm done, and no loss of
functionality. The only problem is disk space, and if the example
files are huge, then they should be spun out as another package (just
like we recommend for documentation).
If all the examples refer to a single arch, we can have
/usr/share/doc/package/i386-examples/, which is clear and would
obvious to even a casual observer about what the contents of the dir
are.
If you have multiple arch example, then we can have:
/usr/share/doc/package/examples/{i386,alpha,sparc,...}
Does this sound reasonable?
manoj
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