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+ andre999 + andre999mga at laposte.net +
+ Sun Feb 19 17:27:53 CET 2012 +

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Guillaume Rousse a écrit :
+> Le 18/02/2012 01:28, andre999 a écrit :
+>> Exactly. Let's document all virtual provides.
+> Once again 'virtual provide' makes no sense, just because there is no 
+> non-virtual provides (and in plain english, no provides at all, 
+> because that's a verb, not a noun). They are virtual *packages*, by 
+> opposition to actual packages, for which you can find a file with same 
+> name.
+True ;)
+Just using a common phrase.
+(BTW, a verb can be used as a noun in English, although that is more an 
+exceptional usage.)
+Since "provides" is the keyword used, it makes sense to me to use that 
+in the reference.
+Better to say something like "defined provides" or "explicit provides" ?
+
+-- 
+André
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