Bill Mitchell writes ("bc-1.03-8 uploaded"):
> added /usr/doc/dc with dc.texinfo man Makefile
Bill Mitchell writes ("sharutils-4.1-7 uploaded"):
> Changes: Added texinfo file and Makefile to /usr/doc/sharutils
Bill Mitchell writes ("indent-1.9.1-12 uploaded"):
> Changes: Added texinfo file and Makefile in /usr/doc/indent
Bill Mitchell writes ("diff-2.7-5 uploaded"):
> Changes: Added texinfo file and Makefile in /usr/doc/diff
Why ? The texinfo file is a piece of source code and belongs in the
source package.
The convention with all the other packages is to put the generated
info file in /usr/doc/info.
I think that if we want to distribute any other format we should put
the formatted version in /usr/doc.
In any case, it seems very unwise to put effort into changing all your
packages in line with some new policy without first discussing whether
the policy is a good one ...
Ian.
