Re: extra commands in lsbsi
"Christopher Yeoh" <[email protected]> Fri, 30 Jan 2004 14:28:02 +1100
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At 2004/1/29 15:56-0800 Wichmann, Mats D writes: > Further to my data gathering on the lsbsi, > here's a report of the list of entries in > five directories that are presumed to be > commands, which are not in the LSB spec. > Not all of these can actually be removed > and leave the lsbsi at all usable; and some > are there because I still didn't go back > and do the cleanup work on coreutils that > used to be present in the old set of > fileutils/textutils/sh-utils. > > Comments on what should be removed are, > however, welcome: I think it depends on whether we want to have a bootable system or not (eg just chroot). Not bootable would make the si less usable as a system, but probably a better testbed for apps. But stuff like bashbug and glibcbug can obviously be removed. Chris -- [email protected] IBM OzLabs Linux Development Group Canberra, Australia