(from rox.eclass) rox_src_install() { if [ -d "$APPNAME/Help/" ]; then for i in $APPNAME/Help/*; do dodoc "$i" done fi insinto /usr/lib/rox /usr/lib/rox is NOT where rox is installed. While rox does not adhere to FHS at all, it does install or suggest users all applications EITHER in ~/Apps or in /ROXAPPDIR/appname. rox-x.x.x.ebuild installs in /usr/share/ROX-Filer/. Yet, all subsequent applications install into /usr/lib/rox/. They really should be together as per the install.sh file delivered with rox. APPDIR=/usr/local/apps This is unacceptable by most distros. However, since all other rox applications go into /usr/lib/rox, so should rox itself go there. Otherwise, you have rox in two places. /usr/lib/rox and /usr/share/ROX-Filer/. IMO Hierarchy should be EITHER: Base Rox AppDir = /usr/lib/rox AppDir: ROX-Filer/ Pager Edit Systray ..... etc. OR, change all rox application ebuilds (via rox.eclass) to install into /usr/share/ROX-Filer. Implementing this change would require all rox application ebuilds to be revised to force relocation to the correct place. Might also be a good time to get all rox application versions up to date.
I am closing this bug since it is NOT a bug. ROX belongs in /usr/lib/rox, not /usr/share/ROX-Filer. This was just to highlight the discrepancy between where ROX was being installed and every single other ROX app. insinto /usr/lib/rox is good and should remain. It is bug #102228 (ROX 2.3) which needs to be addressed since old version of ROX installed into the wrong place. Since ROX has it's own FHS, sticking everything together in /usr/rox/lib makes perfect sense. See bug #106774 for additional patches to the rox.eclass that require attention.
