Closed jeremypw closed 1 year ago
The deb packaging, per the Debian maintainers guide, expects packages to run an installation process that installs a man page without compression, and then dpkg itself handles compressing it.
This is also how other distros work too -- manpages are installed without compression by the build tool, because after meson install
or ./configure && make && make install
, the packaging tool collects all the files meson has installed, handles compression of manpages among other post-processing steps, and turns it into an archive.
@eli-schwartz Thanks for the information. So, we should also remove man page related files from the debian
folder in deb-packaging
branch?
Yes, it's a straight-up duplicate.
Needs consideration of what to do about deb-packaging and old compressed man file that will be present and take precedence on systems where Terminal has already been installed.