Re: Core policy

[Tom <tom@lemuria.org>]

On Tue, Feb 25, 2003 at 08:45:10AM +0100, Russell Coker wrote:
> Apparently not.  The vim package does not require it, and I've used vim 
> without using gpm before.  The vim package does require libgpmg1, but that 
> doesn't require any SE policy.

You and Brian are right, it's libgpm, not gpm itself.


> > I use xfs-tt on my workstations, and you're correct, the main reason is
> > anti-aliasing. Both machines work just fine without xfs.
> 
> Installing xfs policy won't be that difficult if you really need it.  Just as 
> installing gpm policy won't b e difficult.

I was trying to say: Leave it out, it's not important. Even if it's
installed and used, breaking it will not cause much trouble, only a few
apps won't look that crisp anymore and a few fonts won't work. Nothing
serious compared to, say, a failure to boot up correctly.


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