gnupg is not alone to install in wrong places:
~# dpkg -S /sw/libexec
octave-atlas, gnupg: /sw/libexec
~# dpkg -S /sw/man3
extutils-f77, pgplot-perl: /sw/man3
~# dpkg -S /sw/man
cdbkup: /sw/man
~# dpkg -S /sw/doc
gperf, anjuta: /sw/doc
~# ls -p1 /sw/bin | grep '/$' | sed -r 's|^|/sw/bin/|g' | sed -r
's|/$||g' | xargs dpkg -S
calc: /sw/bin/cscript
Finally, files directly in /sw/share :
~# ( cd /sw/share ; ls -p1 | grep '[A-Za-z0-9]$' | sed -r
's|^|/sw/share/|g' | xargs dpkg -S | sort | cut -d ':' -f 1 | uniq -c )
1 emacs-w3
124 gmt
2 gnome-games
19 gnome-libs
1 gnuplot
1 gtop
1 openjade
1 openssh
1 units
When a package installs 20 or 120 files in /sw/share, it might seem
preferable to install them in a subdirectory...
JF Mertens
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