On 04/09/2014 09:12 PM, Ralf Corsepius wrote:
On 04/09/2014 10:05 PM, Billy Crook wrote:
I would like to see logic like this:
manpage files don't get installed unless/until:
1) packagename-manpages is requested to be installed by the user. that
package would require the 'man' package.
OR
2) package is installed AND man is installed.
In other words, you want to crippled end-user usability to NULL.
I would not be dwelling to much on the usability topic since we have
bigger issues to fry then end-user usability with minimal installation
footprint for cloud/containers/servers which can be easily solve with
same concept as is behind "command-not-found" for man-pages as in
"man-page-not-found" and move cloud/container/server administration into
the realm of "install on demand" ( which arguably we should be moving
more towards at on the 21 century rather then rely on plethora of
installation commands and package names ) and ofcourse we would remove
the silliness of having to confirm the installation since I as an
administrators have already made the gesture that I need the command or
the man page when I write foo or man foo so I should not have to confirm
it to.
JBG
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