also sprach Michael Biebl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2006.06.09.1600 +0200]:
> I set the priority to wishlist as I don't consider this as an important bug.
> The reason why I don't want to use debconf at first place is, that imho
> the software should just work out of the box. It's better imho to
> provide sane defaults and give more experienced users the possibility to
>  configure it to their liking.

Sounds like a low-priority debconf question.

Anyway, I still oppose to making the default just shut down unless
you know how to handle it properly.

> Also, the typical use case for
> powersaved/kpowersave is a laptop user running KDE.

No, it's not. powersaved can be run by anyone.

> I won't discard the idea of using debconf but I'll have to think
> about it first because imo it complicates the maintenance of the
> package significantly without much gain.

Does it? Come on... should I submit the patch?

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