Hi,
I just saw a package being announced on debian-devel-changes,
namely, tnt. I did not see it being announced as intended to package
(I may have missed it, in which case I apologize); I think that this
was now policy? In any case, that is a trivial thing compared to what
I say next:
* Modified source code to fit FHS and compile on libc6
The libc6 is good; FHS -- is not so very good. I thought we
are holding off on the FHS until after 2.0 is released? (This could
have been something clarified on the intent to package discussion).
What exactly does this mean? What was done to make it conform
to FHS that would contravene FSSTND (and hence current policy)? I
think the move to FHS should be taken as an concerted effort, not
piecemeal, package by package.
Should this be moved to the policy list?
manoj
who hopes he is over-reacting
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future, I'll be dead, and posterity can do whatever they like... :-)
--lwall
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