Besides, on the wine-users alias, new users who install RPMs have no idea there is a config file because the RPMs don't create it for them.
The config file is meant to go ASAP, so that is a good thing. Most users use RPMs and are quite happy with them, and it causes less support hassle.
It may be a redundant feature, but "configure/ make/ make install" is definately not a replacement for "ease of use." ;)
Then as other have said wineinstall should just contain ./configure && make && su -c 'make install'
Ivan.
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--- Ivan Leo Puoti puoti@inwind.it wrote:
Besides, on the wine-users alias, new users who install RPMs have no idea there is a config file because the RPMs don't create it for them.
The config file is meant to go ASAP, so that is a good thing. Most users use RPMs and are quite happy with them, and it causes less support hassle.
It may be a redundant feature, but "configure/
make/
make install" is definately not a replacement for "ease of use." ;)
Then as other have said wineinstall should just contain ./configure && make && su -c 'make install'
Ivan.
Sounds good to me as long as the end result is the same. :)
Hiji
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