2011/12/24 Baho Utot <baho-utot@...>: > On 12/24/2011 11:53 AM, L0ner sh4dou wrote: >> >> 2011/12/24 Baho Utot<baho-utot@...>: >>> >>> On 12/24/2011 11:06 AM, L0ner sh4dou wrote: >>>> >>>> am on to the apps. >>>> I fixed autotools issues a cople of days ago (8). And atm we have full >>>> set too in our git. Currentely I'm working on split package PKGBUILD >>>> for i18n and I've begun on working on apps too. >>> >>> >>> I don't see them in the repo I cloned >> >> >> http://git.trinitydesktop.org/cgit/tde-packaging/tree/arch/3.5.13/trinity-extras >>> >>> I have arts qt3 dbus-tqt dbus-1-tqt kdebase kdelibs pyqt3 and >>> tqtinterface. >>> As you see all the ones built with autotools are missing. >>> >>> The problem on merging work is that I am placing the packages into /usr >>> and >>> you are using /opt. >>> >>> I would like to use /usr. >> >> We decided to follow the trinity wiki instructions, which state that >> trinity should be put in /opt. Try asking Tim for explanations why, >> since personally I don't really know/remember. >> I think that in the end it's up to the user where it should be put. >> You can modify this in our PKGBUILDs by changing the _prefix variable. >> > > Yes I know I started the _prefix business back when David was active. > I removed it from my builds because it is somewhat a violation of arch > packaging rules. > I choose /usr because the arch devs want that and because namcap throws alot > of noise if it is not so. Throws nothing for me... strange(?) > Namcap is a very good tool to be using, lets one know how bad your script > and package really is, plus it picks up on all the dependencies. I know, I use it to check the PKGBUILDs I created till now. > Running TDE in /usr has worked well for me. We as packagers must > ultimatilly decide where TDE goes, I just choose to bend to the wishes of > the distribution I am working on. > Makes it easiser for them to give a adfirmative answer to include TDE in > their repos. > TDE will be judged by the build scripts when it comes to be included, which > I think it will if we do a good job at packaging and bug fixing. > For changing actual prefix to /usr: I think we should ask Calvin what he thinks about it, since he is the maintainer.