George Gensure <wer...@gmail.com> writes: > > When in response to a 'purge,' the menu-methods file has already been > removed during postrm. While I could place this in prerm, the existing > debhelper mechanisms for cleanup are placed into postrm, so I figured to be > consistent... Since the script is always auto generated, the net effect > would be that while /etc/menu-methods/rxvt remains after a remove, the > effective menu in /etc/X11/rxvt.menu is removed. If menu guys disagree, > I'll move this to prerm on purge.
My only wild guess would be to wonder if a file like /etc/X11/rxvt.menu being under /etc is to be treated as a config file, so left on remove. But I can't imagine anything the sysadmin changes in it would survive reinstall, so keeping seems unnecessary. But I don't know for sure. The menu policy might say a couple more words so everyone could know :-). -- What's this Buble character got that I haven't got?
