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Subject: Re: [ptxdist] Feature Request: Option to install man pages
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Hi all,

El 04/03/2015 a las 11:45, Carsten Schlote escribi=F3:
> Hi,
> =

> right now I found a problem, when I try to encourage people to use
> ptxdist for private or commercial projects - the lack of man pages.
> =

> I know, it is intentional to save precious memory on embedded devices
> with usually small flash devices storing the firmware. 'Small' ment
> something in the few MB range running compressed MTD filesystems.
[...]
> =

> Your opinions?

I'm not sure what's the point in having the man pages in an embedded
system -- it is not supposed to be a development environment.

Anyway there are many many embedded systems that still have just
"a few MB" of flash so if this is done, please make it optional.

Guillermo Rodriguez

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