Call Monday 24 Jan 2005

[Donnie Berkholz]

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Donnie Berkholz wrote:
| The build isn't broken, which blowing up the tree implies, and the
| changes certainly aren't reversible by users who want something
| different. They're defaults, which are easily changed.

I have another question, in relation to one of your comments on bug #909
(Also, I enjoy replying to myself):

'The settings in Imake usually define what the "common" installation has
installed. When I install SuSE Linux I _always_ have Ghostscript. When I
install Redhat Linux I always have Ghostscript, too. Same applies to
Mandrake. And AFAIK NetBSD, too. Sure, there is always a way to
deinstall it, but then this isn't a "default" OS installation anymore.'

How does that apply to the current situation of using system packages
(e.g., for zlib, libpng, freetype) by default?

Thanks,
Donnie
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