I agree with this statement. It's a fact that GNUstep doesn't play
well with the FHS used by, pretty much, every single *nix variant.
FHS is a Linux 'standard', not a *NIX standard. Most *NIX variants
use something vaguely similar, but none use FHS. For example, on
*BSD, GNUstep's decision to put GNUstep.conf in /etc/GNUstep/ is
incorrect - this location should only be used for stuff that is in
the base system. Third-party configuration stuff should go in /usr/
local/etc.
Actually, the FHS requires the same ;-)
GNUstep config file for a local installation (/usr/local) should go
into /usr/local/etc/GNUstep/GNUstep.conf,
while for a "base system" installation (/usr) should go into /etc/
GNUstep/GNUstep.conf.
I guess on that side gnustep-make is currently not totally compliant
with the FHS (nor compliant with Unix
standard practice). We can fix it though.
Thanks
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