On Thu, Jun 12, 2014 at 11:07:23PM +0400, Michael Tokarev wrote: > I can move at least qemu-system-specific > docs to qemu-system-common, but this way, it will be difficult to > find, because the docs will be in /usr/doc/qemu-system-common/ while > you maybe be more expecting to find them in /usr/doc/qemu-system-x86/ - > the package you're working with.
Symlinks from the qemu-system-XXX/docs pointing to qemu-system-common/docs?
> Other docs are qemu-user-specific, but we have 2 of them - qemu-user
> and qemu-user-static, and again, adding docs to both is wrong, and
> there's no "common" package for qemu-user.
>
> On another side, in upstrem docs/ directory (in the source) there's
> no clear separation of what's system docs, what's user docs and
> what is other stuff (like programming docs or just overview). So
> any attempt to split them up is, well, at least difficult.
Split out a qemu-docs package? It's a bit small, but putting all the docs in
the qemu metapackage is largely a relic from before qemu was split into
multiple packages... that would save the trouble of sorting out which docs go
where.
Seems like the options are largely:
* don't change a thing (kinda confusing, but easy!)
* make a new qemu-docs package (some work, but probably only once)
* inventory and sort the docs and include in the appropriate package(s)
(and keep track of upstream changes...)
live well,
vagrant
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