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In article <BOB.89Apr26093313@allosaur.cis.ohio-state.edu> bob@allosaur.cis.ohio-state.edu (Bob Sutterfield) writes:
|(BTW, gnu.config is really for discussion of the configuration of the
|gnu.* sub-Usenet, not for discussion of how to configure GNU software;

I hereby suggest the creation of gnu.misc to hold random topics that
don't have their own group.  Many other usenet branches have a misc group
and it seems to work reasonably well.  The gnu.misc group could hold
discussion on copyright (left, up, down, etc) issues, the current
"where should I put the stuff in my filesystem?" question, and other
topics that aren't specific to a particular piece of software.

|In article <HAM.89Apr25211501@polya.Stanford.EDU> ham@polya.Stanford.EDU (Peter R. Ham) writes:
|   Is there a standard place to install gnu stuff in a Unix file
|   system?

I recently created /usr/gnu, thus: /usr/gnu/bin, /usr/gnu/lib, etc.
There's getting to be enough programs that gnu deserves its own directory,
at a place reasonably low in the tree.  I then modified ghostscript to
look for ghost.ps and friends in /usr/gnu/lib/gs, so I don't have to have
them in the current directory.

It seems unlikely that everyone will agree on the 'proper' or 'best'
place to put stuff.  Perhaps we can agree on a standard set of macros
to use, and then it will be easy to configure the makefile or .h file
for a particular site.  install.h anyone?

  What's worse than biting into an apple and finding a worm?

  Finding a lawyer.

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