On Thursday 14 September 2000, at 8 h 27, the keyboard of
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Is this a conflict? Foo.jar will never be a top-level directory of the
> Java classes.
Right but I find it inelegant.
> The reason I'm pressing this issue is that I'd like to see Kawa and BRL
> packaged for Debian (by me or by somebody else, doesn't matter), and if
> I end up doing it and go against Per's suggestion to use /usr/share/java
> instead of /usr/share/java/repository, I want to be able to give him a
> good reason.
There is apparently very few interest in Debian to have Java packages properly
packaged since no Java policy yet have meet approval or even interest. Using several
different Java compilers and/or VMs on Debian is still a pain because tools are not
well integrated.
If we had a policy which meets a rough consensus, you could tell him "Because it is
The Policy" :-)
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