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* Having ld.so.conf and PATH set properly avoids all the symlink madness | * Having ld.so.conf and PATH set properly avoids all the symlink madness | ||
* Don't do symlinks for /usr/local|/opt - make it a real partition | * Don't do symlinks for /usr/local|/opt - make it a real partition | ||
- | * Explain to people why they don't have full 32GB of storage - or use LVM on the eMMC to dynamicaly change the size as things get installed through some dpkg hooks or such - we do know how much it will take ahead of time so if there isn't enough storage do a resize(VFAT should be resizable with something like gparted maybe?) ext3/2 are both online | + | * Explain to people why they don't have full 32GB of storage - or use LVM on the eMMC to dynamicaly change the size as things get installed through some dpkg hooks or such - we do know how much it will take ahead of time so if there isn't enough storage do a resize(VFAT should be resizable with something like gparted maybe?) ext3/2 are both online resizable |
* Requires a bit more work when packaging - make some defaults pre-set in SDK | * Requires a bit more work when packaging - make some defaults pre-set in SDK | ||
* All apps should use a normal usr layout underneath any path. Example: /opt/maemo/{bin,sbin,lib, etc...} same if it would be in /usr/local - works like GNU stow | * All apps should use a normal usr layout underneath any path. Example: /opt/maemo/{bin,sbin,lib, etc...} same if it would be in /usr/local - works like GNU stow |
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