> > > What about the /usr/doc/foo > > > symlink -- is foo-doc going to take care of that? What if I later > > > install foo? Who gets to remove the link? > > I don't know, but this kludge is a secondary thing, and should not be > > considered when making policy. Any policy will last longer than these > > symlinks. > Uuh, those symlinks *are* in policy. You can't just ignore them.
I know, but they are there just for a while... we shouldn't bend other policies because of those synlinks IMO.
