Hi, Linda Walsh <b...@tlinx.org> writes:
> Mathieu Lirzin wrote: >> Greg Wooledge <wool...@eeg.ccf.org> writes: >>> The de facto standard for "make" followed "make install" on a >>> _Unix_-like system is to install man pages. >> >> For more _GNU_ standards ....[_emphasis_ mine] > --- > Notice you are comparing 'GNU' (new) standards compared to > older and established standards. Many of the newer standards fly in > the face of good design and throw-out previous 'best-practices' standards > for no other reason than to follow new standards that are not justifiable > based on user-utility nor sound computer science. The GNU standards were mentioned only because Bash is a GNU package. I wasn't implying that they are higher standards or anything like that. I was just reminding that within the GNU project, an info manual is mandatory and man pages are only optional (not the other way). -- Mathieu Lirzin
