Package: debian-policy
Version: 3.9.2.0
The perl policy makes confusing statements about the section that manpages
should be installed in:
2.4. Documentation
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Manual pages distributed with Perl packages must be installed into the
standard directories:
[...]
Jonathan Nieder wrote:
> 1. For desktop apps, recommend unconditional use of xdg-open.
>
> 2. For everyone else:
[...]
> c. For non-desktop apps lacking support for the BROWSER variable,
>recommend unconditional use of xdg-open (for the same reason).
Gah, for "xdg-open" in 2c, plea
Hi Russ,
This question came up recently on the git mailing list in the context
of "git web--browse" (a backend used by git instaweb and some other
commands). It would have been nice to have clear advice in Debian
policy to guide what we should do.
>From the point of view of improving upstream pr
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