Seconded. Branden Robinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> --- policy.sgml.orig Wed Dec 29 17:01:51 1999 > +++ policy.sgml Thu Dec 30 12:39:50 1999 > @@ -3140,6 +3140,27 @@ > without) of your package.</p> > > <p> > + <em>Packages that provide window managers</em> should declare in > + their contol data that they provide the virtual package > + <tt>x-window-manager</tt>. They should also register themselves as an > + alternative for <tt>/usr/bin/x-window-manager</tt>, with a priority > + calculated as follows: > + <list> > + <item>Start with a priority of 20.</item> > + <item>If the window manager supports the Debian menu system, > + add 20 points if this support is available in the package's > + default configuration (i.e., no configuration files belonging > + to the system or user have to be edited to activate the > + feature); if configuration files must be modified, add only 10 > + points.</item> > + <item>If the window manager permits the X session to be > + restarted using a <em>different</em> window manager (without > + killing the X server) in its default configuration, add 10 points; > + otherwise add none.</item> > + </list> > + </p> > + <p> > <em>Application defaults</em> files have to be installed in > the directory <tt>/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/app-defaults/</tt>. > They are considered as part of the program code. Thus, they
