On 4/14/07, DarkWyrm <darkwyrm@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
The only reason that I even mentioned it was for certain edge cases which even I find confusing (and have run into on occasion). Let's say you have a package that installs things in multiple locations, none of which go under /boot/apps and have a fixed location (such as ~/config/ lib). It would make no sense whatsoever to list a choice of folders or even mention a folder at all. Showing any folder would not and could not accurately describe where things were going. *shrug*
Just a quick note for Łukasz: I think that our installer should be able to recognize such "bad" packages and not allow for selecting a target folder (but only a volume). About showing the file list, I still disagree. If we can work around bad packages automatically we don't need to inspect them. Nobody does this under Windows, so why should we? Bye, Waldemar Kornewald