On 02/02/2016 09:00 PM, Andrew Gregory wrote: > Neither hooks.bin nor hooks.local are used by alpm/pacman in any way. > They are merely my own personal suggestions for where packages should > put scripts and inactive hooks. The intent for hooks.local is for > packages to place any hooks that shouldn't be automatically enabled > there, then for users to selectively enable them by symlinking them > into /etc/pacman.d/hooks. > > apg > Duh... "inactive hooks for users to enable" I should have realized. Of course, three of those hooks are things that should (eventually) be replacing standard install scripts. So they should be going in /usr/share/libalpm/hooks/ Speaking of which, does anyone know what plans there are for globally transitioning common actions like gtk-update-icon-cache, update-{mime,desktop}-database, vim helptags, install-info, etc. to hooks? Will these be part of pacman, or part of the packages that provide the executables they use? -- Eli Schwartz