Re: M-TAB already used by KDE

[Benjamin Lewis]

On 20 Dec 2002, Fredrik Staxeng wrote:

> I found a picture of the space-cadet keyboard on the web:
> 
> http://screenshots.sourceforge.net/misc/SpaceCadet1.jpg

Cool.  I'd love a keyboard with "thumbs up" and "thumbs down" keys.

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Benjamin Lewis

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   It should support files, directories and symlinks. It could support
   postactions such as running makewhatis after a man page is installed.
   If it setuid-safe one could make two users, gnubin and gnusource,
   and use file protections to verify that the installation action behaves.

Small side note of an obscure automake feataure.  One can run scripts
after the install process by supplying the POST_UNISTALL variable with
a file-name.  There are other such variables like PRE_INSTALL,
PRE_UNINSTALL etc.  Read the Makefile.in's for more information. ;-)