26 Aug
2010
26 Aug
'10
6:21 a.m.
That is exactly what happens when you use the
--disable-dnssd flag. I am
a bit confused as to why you do not want to use the flag;
you are
disabling a built-in Trinity feature (which I have no
problem with), but
why do you want the feature to be off by default?
Other distributions
would take the opposite approach, wanting everything turned
on by default.
I personally would like to keep all Trinity features
enabled by default;
this avoids much confusion as to why stock source builds
don't support
feature <X> that was advertised by the Trinity
project itself.
Ah, okay. My mind is/was stuck in thinking like the default Slackware and not the default
Trinity. For whatever reason, the default with the original stock 3.5.10 must have been
off by default.
I'll add some comments in the build script so users understand the change and need for
the option.