Helmut Grohne wrote: > As far as I understand it, we may pick any three: > * Allow systemd to manage /lib64 as it does. > * /usr-move > * Multiarch > * Multilib
By "/usr-move", do you mean the overall /usr migration, or do you mean the idea of linking /lib64 to /usr/lib64 unconditionally (e.g. in base-files)? The latter seems like a viable solution, and a *useful* one for multiarch. If someone is on arm64 (without /lib64), and they want to have amd64 libraries installed, *something* needs to be responsible for installing a /lib64 symlink to /usr/lib64, and base-files seems like the obvious candidate to do so. That would avoid having to have any special logic in packages that need /lib64. The only cost would be having an "unnecessary" symlink on targets like arm64 (which stops being unnecessary as soon as the system installs multiarch packages from a target that needs /lib64).
