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- Subject: Re: [ANN] Lua 5.1 Debian package
- From: Adrián Pérez <moebius.lists@...>
- Date: Wed, 01 Feb 2006 16:57:56 +0100
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El 01/02/2006, a las 16:21, Antonio Scuri escribió:
At 01:18 27/1/2006, John Belmonte wrote:
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Are there other Lua packages? Can we all converge to a common
standard for names?
I have been using Gentoo lately (both Portage under MacOS X and under
Linux). Current Gentoo ebuilds for Lua are named like «lua-5.1», but
that's only the (irrelevant) name of the ebuild. Installed libraries
are named «liblua.5.1.so» with two symlinks named «liblua.5.so» and
«liblua.so» pointing to the library. I think there would be no
problem at all in using «liblua5.1.so» -- people maintaining ebuilds
won't complain if someone asks them to drop the leading dot, AFAIK.
P.S: This is my first mail to lua-l after a long time without
writing, but I've been reading from time to time. I'm still alive,
but busy with University work.
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Adrián Pérez
«A day without laugh is a lost day.» -- Woody Allen
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