Hi David, David Bremner <da...@tethera.net> writes:
> Xiyue Deng <manp...@gmail.com> writes: > >> As a preliminary thought, I think a better place to add Debian specific >> instruction is probably the README.Debian file, which is a natural place >> for Debian specific information, and avoids the previous mentioned >> downsides by not touching upstream files. > > This was my first thought also. > >> We may also make it a template and generate the installation, removal, >> and bug reporting sections if desired. I understand that some >> packages already make use of this file for package specific >> instructions, so this would need some care to avoid any conflicts. > > I think it will probably cause a few problems (maybe fixable, but I > don't know how others feel about this) to automatically update > README.Debian. This is already pretty widely in use in Debian at large > (I did not count within the team). Indeed, given that README.Debian is already used in some of the packages, this could complicate the auto-generation. How about using a new file like "README.Debian.Emacsen" for such info? -- Regards, Xiyue Deng
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