On Fri, Dec 12, 2008 at 5:00 PM, Marc Espie <es...@nerim.net> wrote: > Like, gcc tells you to use -W -Wall if you forget to mention them ? > Or sh tells you to use set -e whenever it runs a shell script ?
Duh, of course not. But why am I running pkg_info? Because I want *info*. That's the whole freaking purpose of the program. So why does it make me beg pretty please to print some basic info? Of all the reasons I might have to run pkg_info cups after installation, to find out about cups-enable is the #1 reason I would do so. Why would I know to use -M? Because I read the man page and want to see the "install-message file"? I already installed the damn thing, so obviously I don't want to see that file.
