I will not try to discuss "why this is needed in older X",
but I do not see the need for it when one has a recent X then.
In other words, when one updates to xorg-7.2 how come particularities
of say XFree86-from-some-time-ago have to remain ? Did I miss what
xorg-7.2 has to be made compatible with ?
]
2007/3/11, Colin Watson <email address hidden>:
> This is correct. /usr/bin/X11 is symlinked to . (i.e. /usr/bin). This is
> here for compatibility with older versions of X, and is intentional.
>
> ** Changed in: xorg (Ubuntu)
> Assignee: (unassigned) => Colin Watson
> Status: Unconfirmed => Rejected
>
> --
> reflexive link in /usr/bin/X11
> https://launchpad.net/bugs/91158
>
Ok.
[ I can't help:
I will not try to discuss "why this is needed in older X",
but I do not see the need for it when one has a recent X then.
In other words, when one updates to xorg-7.2 how come particularities from-some- time-ago have to remain ? Did I miss what
of say XFree86-
xorg-7.2 has to be made compatible with ?
]
2007/3/11, Colin Watson <email address hidden>: /launchpad. net/bugs/ 91158
> This is correct. /usr/bin/X11 is symlinked to . (i.e. /usr/bin). This is
> here for compatibility with older versions of X, and is intentional.
>
> ** Changed in: xorg (Ubuntu)
> Assignee: (unassigned) => Colin Watson
> Status: Unconfirmed => Rejected
>
> --
> reflexive link in /usr/bin/X11
> https:/
>