At 11:19 AM 3/22/2008 -0400, Phillip J. Eby wrote: >Not exactly. More like, "package management tool X claims exclusive >rights to this package". Python tools would always defer this right >to the system packager, i.e. a system packager is not obliged to >respect a Python tool's claim to a file, but not the other way around. > >That way, system packaging tools don't need to do anything but mark >the installed files as belonging to them. This probably needs to be refined a little. Exclusive right is too strong, and it goes against Paul Moore's desire for using a single tool. Perhaps instead what it should be is an "uninstall warning" field that must be displayed to a user if an interactive program is doing uninstallation, and that a non-interactive program must refuse to uninstall unless explicitly requested to go ahead. Unfortunately, a warning message might then need to be localized. So this idea still needs some work.
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