Hi,
>>"Nicolás" == Nicolás Lichtmaier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> At present, it's pretty random. I would like a consistent answer to make
>> its way into policy, but there are lots of different cases, and I don't
>> think a simple "foo-doc installs stuff into /usr/share/doc/foo" is the
>> best answer. One must also consider that some doc package are actually
>> (at least partially) info files and man pages.
Nicolás> Perhaps we can't find an answer to every question, but at
Nicolás> least we could regulate how the easy cases are handled. It's
Nicolás> better to settle with a partial solution that cover many
Nicolás> cases than to live for ever in kaos.. =)
If you can come up with a quantification of what constitutes
an easy case, and gather the difficult cases already provided in this
thread as known exceptions, and come up with a wording for the easy
case handling, we may be getting somewhere.
And policy can't punt on /usr/doc symlinks, really, since
policy is what mandates them in the first place.
manoj
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