i've noticed that the Makefile in src/themes utilizes the $USER variable for chowning the themes files ... Makefile.am: if [ -n "$(USER)" ]; then chown -R $(USER) $(DESTDIR)$(ethemedir); else chown -R root $(DESTDIR)$(ethemedir); fi
any particular reason ? the trouble i see is that if the user is building the e16 pkg as a non-root user (for obvious reasons) and then goes to install it into a temporary directory before su-ing to root and doing the final install to /, the permissions may be a little messed ... imho it should just be a chown -R root $(DESTDIR)$(ethemedir) w/out any checks against the $USER variable ... after all, why are the themes special ? none of the other subsections of e16 do this ... -mike
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