green writes:
> But there are some -doc packages that are not recommended. Should
> this go in policy somewhere?
Some -doc packages (such as glibc-doc-reference) are quite large and of
interest only to developers.
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Le 25/08/2010 à 21:42, green a écrit :
> Some of the -doc packages are recommended by their parent packages, so
> installing recommends works for those. But there are some -doc packages that
> are not recommended.
yes, but names of doc packages are mostly "pkgname-doc", except several where
it
Jordan Metzmeier wrote at 2010-08-25 08:19 -0500:
> For the majority of packages, this is already the case. There are
> exceptions, when packages have large amounts of documentation they can
> be split into a separate -doc package (eg. aptitude-doc-en). AFAIK,
> there is no easy to way to handle au
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On 08/25/2010 08:52 AM, Alain Baeckeroot wrote:
> Hi
>
> I would like to have all documentation installed each time i add one package.
> Is there some apt/aptitude/dpkg configuration to automate this ?
>
> by documentation i mean all man/info/html/
Hi
I would like to have all documentation installed each time i add one package.
Is there some apt/aptitude/dpkg configuration to automate this ?
by documentation i mean all man/info/html/... available with the said package.
Alain
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