On Tue, 2005-05-17 at 09:24 +1000, John Newbigin wrote:
> Johnny Hughes wrote:
> >
> > Now there is a Readme.txt in this directory:
>
> With a capital R? README or readme.txt would be more common spellings
> under Unix/Linux.
>
> The other problem with a single readme file is that it can't be
> contributed by more than one person, so if a new RPM comes along, the
> person with the master readme has to edit and upload it. If the readme
> was per RPM or set of RPMs then that would not be a problem. You could
> also include info like who built the RPM and how to contact them etc.
>
> README.php
> README.kernel
> etc. could be one way of doing this (in a docs directory?)
>
> John.
All true ... Here is my {twisted} logic :)
I wanted it at the top of the page ... not it the middle of the
directories ... so a uppercase R does that. README.txt has special
meaning in Apache ... I don't want it to do what that does. So
Readme.txt it is
I was going to have a docs directory, but decided to put it in one file
instead. (I figured it would be easier if it was in the main directory
and in one file). I am not tied to that concept, so if lots of people
think separate files are better, we can do that.
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