Date: Tue, 14 Nov 2000 04:46:42 +0100 (MET)
From: Hubert Feyrer <hubert@feyrer.de>
 > In short, I'd rather see our packages split properly where it's
 > appropriate.
 > 
 > To make things easier, creating several (binary) packages from one
 > installation might be doable (like RPM has): you install a shared and a
 > static lib in one "make install", and end up with two packages registerred
 > and tarred up. I think code for this can also be found in OpenBSD - check
 > out their bsd.ports.mk for MULTI_PACKAGES/SUBPACKAGE (used e.g. to build
 > pine and pico in one run, check out their ports/mail/pine).

I can't agree with you more. Yes, I've known that is better than
my proposal, however, I'm afraid that it's too hard for us to do.
I want to know how are maintainers feeling about that. I don't 
persist in my proposal. 

BTW, how did it go about too many I-nodes issue? It might be nice
to concatenate all of pkg/ files into one file like RPM's spec file.

Takemura