Daily comics strips are important portion of life. There's one of essential steps in daily wake-up sequence "log in->make coffee->go to toilet->read comic stips->delete spam->..." Using web browser is slow and lowers one's productivity. We have professional comics' strip grabbing software in portage, ie: app-misc/dailystrips app-misc/webcomics-collector kde-misc/komics net-misc/netcomics-cvs x11-misc/uf-view There's also grabcartoons messing somewhere around the bugs.gentoo.org, methinks, it will be reasonable to put it in one category, to make easier finding and instaling it, increasing productivity of nearly each office worker.
The loose rule for Gentoo is there should be about 15 item sto make up a new category. We can revisit this once there are more comic fetching packages in portage.
At a push, we can count about seven comics'-related applications in portage. So to create category like {games,app,media}-comics finding/writing another eight will be enough? :-)
by-the-way, it looks like this rule isn't very stiff at all: crefff@binah /usr/portage $ for a in *-*;do A=`ls -l $a|wc -l`;[ $A -le 14 ] && echo $a;done app-antivirus app-gnustep dev-scheme games-engines games-kids games-sports gnustep-base gnustep-libs media-radio rox-base rox-extra sci-astronomy sci-geosciences www-apache www-client www-misc x11-base
You did notice I used the word "loose", didn't you?
If rule is loose, it's rather custom than rule. ;-) I guess that far more people uses comics' summarizing utilities than geoscience apps.
