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On 11/27/12 4:38 PM, Diego Elio Pettenò wrote: |
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> On 27/11/2012 04:32, justin wrote: |
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>> Documentation and examples are installed on every system. Also japanese |
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>> man pages are installed. |
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> Does the documentation take time to build, or is it an external |
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> download? If no, don't use a doc USE flag. |
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> Do the example require to be built? If no, don't use an examples USE flag. |
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Everything is bundled and doesn't need to be built. |
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I know your are against USE for installation only purposes, so my |
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question is why? |
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The reason I introduced the USE here and in general to use it in similar |
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locations is that those packages install tons of documentation and |
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examples, which I personally don't like to waste my diskspace with. What |
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is wrong to give the user this install only option? |
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justin |
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> Japanese man pages are installed by a number of packages, and so are |
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> Italian and others — you could make them optional with linguas_ja, but |
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> my suggestion would rather be to keep them and tell people who want to |
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> have a minimal install to either use localepurge or installmask. |
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