akhiezer wrote:

> It's not a matter of the book failing to mention some enhancement 
> that's upstream in some later release or patch. To portray it as that, 
> is maybe viewing things not from the original issue (book says x is 
> installed whereas it isn't) but instead viewing from the ensuing 
> discussion (about tabs being in a patch or new version).
> 
> Instead, it's a matter of the book saying that an item *is* installed, 
> when it *is not* installed. It's a factual error in the book. And I'd 
> say that'd normally constitute an erratum (or perhaps more properly a 
> corrigendum).

OK, I thought it was just in the -dev book.  I can put up an errata item 
for 6.5.

> Isn't there a post someplace that says such 'Contents of <pkgname>' 
> lists are generated automatically; will have a look.

No.  I wish.

   -- Bruce
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