[Slackbuilds-users] sip conflicts with kdeaddon
Patrick J. Volkerding
volkerdi at slackware.com
Sun Mar 9 05:21:21 EDT 2008
ciol wrote:
> Aleksandar B. Samardzic wrote:
>> There is a slight issue with conformance this way - having files from
>> a package installed into /usr/local would be against LSB, and also,
>> more importantly, against long standing Unix tradition to only have
>> software compiled locally, from the source, installed there...
>
> Slackbuilds from SBO belong to this tradition (in my opinion), but I do
> not want to speak about this again.
IMO, a package built from a proper SlackBuild should not be putting
files in /usr/local. They are manageable packages that _could_ be
deployed on multiple systems, and even if they aren't it's a little
different than using "make install".
The correct solution (I think) would be for python to have a
vendor-python directory much like perl's vendor_perl that we've started
to use. But there are other overlaps here, too.
> Anyway, why not create a /usr/slackbuilds-conflicts for these kind of
> conflicting packages?
What a terrible name. Perhaps suggest that to the LSB as an offical
directory under /usr? ;-)
Perhaps /opt would be a better choice. You can decide how to arrange
your $PATH.
My $0.02.
Pat
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