From: Kevin C. <ke...@co...> - 2008-11-09 20:31:32
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On 9 November 2008 at 18:48, "D.B. Moore" <db...@ho...> wrote: > I know I'm being painful asking this .... this being the case, > then why bother invoking su for the wx build to install it > in /usr/local ? That is to say, why don't we just install > wx in the user's $HOME instead so that all 3 packages don't > need root_priv at all? I'm only thinking of users who might > not like having to work this out...(I think my mind mumbling > 'consistent approach' or such and similar... <grin>)....I just > linked tex2rtf into the wx289/bin path because I'm pathetically > lazy. Shoot me if I'm getting annoying... I package a lot of things, and nearly all of them default to /usr/local for the default prefix; some default to /usr. Installing as root is pretty standard. I'd say that anyone who could build jazz++ and the prerequisites would likely be able to alter the $PREFIX if they wanted to. I'll advocate for /usr/local. --prefix=$HOME isn't too hard to do, if desired. That's my $0.02. Thanks... -- Kevin |