In article <cs.lists.linux-kernel/20000509184000.A31783@off.org> you wrote:
> Something that seems to have made its way in to several distributions
> is the concept of moving package related items to subdirectories, e.g.
> /etc/X11, /etc/httpd/, /etc/ppp/, etc. This is kind of nice in that it makes it
> a. easy to find package configs and b. cleans up /etc. It would be nice
> to standardize on that.
Oh, I'd really love this, it would make package selection for remote
distribution so much easier. Especially with rdist-based schemes. While I
guess I could teach rdist to use the file listings generated by various
package managers, the directory-based scheme is much simpler conceptually.
Ion
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