17 Nov
2012
17 Nov
'12
8:45 a.m.
Le 16/11/2012 23:35, Lisi Reisz a écrit :
On Friday 16 November 2012 21:58:02 François ANDRIOT
wrote:
It's only a matter of packager's choice.
I chose to use "trinity" as a prefix for .rpm packages, whereas the .deb
packager chose to use it as a suffix.
There is no technical reason.
Francois
You can also install applications as amarok, k3b
...
# apt-get install trinity-amarok
# apt-get install trinity-k3b
...
Is there a reason that .rpm has trinity before the KDE name of the package -
e.g. trinity-k3b - and .deb has it after, e.g. k3b-trinity? I've just
checked the name of the .deb package, to make sure that I am not
misremembering.
Well, I suppose that there must be a reason, and a better question would be:
what is the reason?
Lisi