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<B>John Balcaen</B>
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<I>Thu Apr 12 18:29:27 CEST 2012</I>
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<PRE>Le 12 avr. 2012 06:38, "Wolfgang Bornath" <<A HREF="https://www.mageia.org/mailman/listinfo/mageia-dev">molch.b at googlemail.com</A>> a écrit :
><i>
</I>[...]
><i> I am strictly opposed to include documentation in a software package,
</I>><i> in general, not only in the case at hand. Although I spent much time
</I>><i> for voluntary translation work, I still think it is up to the user if
</I>><i> he wants/needs the documentation. A prominent example which matches my
</I>><i> POV is The Gimp.
</I>><i>
</I>><i> Reality is that in non-technical issues people in charge decide on the
</I>><i> basis of their opinion. That's the normal way and the rest has to live
</I>><i> with it. I have no problem with that.
</I>
You should here open a bug report on kde bugzilla then to get attention &
remove documentation from every kde tarball/project (which also means to
deal with the F1 shortcut & have a dynamic help menu)
><i>
</I>><i> > For the record luc also fix the installation of wrong handbooks on the
</I>DVD
><i> > install ( only the suggests one should be installed with the correct
</I>app) &
><i> > I'll try to fix the last remaining bug pointed by anssi where a handbook
</I>><i> > could stay available when the related app is removed.
</I>><i>
</I>><i> If non-installation of handbooks is not possible then at least make it
</I>><i> possible to *uninstall* handbooks without having to use 'rpm --nodeps'
</I>><i> on each and every one.
</I>I don't remember having a package requiring his handbook at all since I
used suggests here especially to fix the live cd problem I pointed earlier.
The idea is to ensure that you'll get kcal handbook removed when kcal
package is removed.
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