> I don't agree with that. The /etc/xf86config file contains this information
> and if I read the manual well this directory contains the databases with
> hw-specs and other stuff. I agree with the fact that there isn't a X11 tree
> in /etc wich should have been there.
Personally, I don't mind one way or the other. Put it wherever you
like. It's just that without an /etc/X11, you're in violation of the
FHS...?
>
> >
> >- /sbin/init.d? (p. 13) /sbin is supposed to contain only
> > system administration binaries. Personally, I would expect
> > init.d to be found among the host-specific files in /etc.
>
> Wrong, in FSSTD there is also stated that the /etc tree doesn't contain
> executables. SuSE has moved these (according to manual chapter 11) files to
> a place where System V hold's them.
Not wrong. The FHS says no binaries, but says nothing about
executables. Personally, I would expect to find system administration
tools in /sbin (as the FHS says), and changing, site-specific scripts in
/etc (along with all the other site-specific files).
- Scott
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