Hi,
the current way games are installed seems quite inconsistent to me. you
have /usr/games/bin and /usr/games/lib but no /usr/games/share. shared
data goes to /usr/share/games. so it's not that all games files are
stored within /usr/games. what is the idea behind only storing plattform
dependant data within /usr/games?
What about changes the games eclass to use /usr/games and /usr/lib/games
instead of /usr/games/bin and /usr/games/lib as the fhs proposes?
(remember the unix filesystem structure is not about grouping files by
application or application class like a windows filesystem is)
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the current way games are installed seems quite inconsistent to me. you
have /usr/games/bin and /usr/games/lib but no /usr/games/share. shared
data goes to /usr/share/games. so it's not that all games files are
stored within /usr/games. what is the idea behind only storing plattform
dependant data within /usr/games?
What about changes the games eclass to use /usr/games and /usr/lib/games
instead of /usr/games/bin and /usr/games/lib as the fhs proposes?
(remember the unix filesystem structure is not about grouping files by
application or application class like a windows filesystem is)
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