> > 1. Not everyone will want things in these directories. I don't care > > I use /usr/local/ for all non-system programs, because of how I set up my > diskspace. So, I agree, I'd enjoy seeing a bit of flexibility in where the > program ends up My interest is main focused on the updating of Piper. I know this is something not to be realized soon, but maybe after compiling we can install just the 'basic' and have that install the complete system, and have it up to date. > > non-portable (that's why I'm making Jarl fight with autoconf :-). > > I recently tried installing a package that had a hand-written > Makefile ported from a whole 'nother architecture. What a nightmare. Automake is a nightmare too.. but only for one person. I've used handcrafted makefiles till recently, but I must agree autoconf should be used, or similar tools. bye, jarl