> ever write to system directories. Another thought that came up that > was what I thought, a good idea - use attributes on the shared library > files to "register" programs using them. Then you could have an app > (such as an installer/uninstaller) search the file attributes of > installed shared libraries and remove any that had no applications > assigned to them. This, of course, requires that all application > developers "registered" their programs with shared libs by adding to > the attributes of the libs. Food for thought. > Deej Oh, this is a good idea. But the developers don't need to track all dependencies. A dedicated team who keeps ports of sw to OBOS could also do this. I volunteer to take care of at least one important package. I still would like to use the packages which are not made just for beos. Fred Ollinger (follinge@xxxxxxxxxxxxx) CCN sysadmin