Description of problem: It would be nice if the package also contained the examples. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): diveintopython-pdf-5.4-12.fc9.noarch How reproducible: See the files that are provided by diveintopython-pdf Steps to Reproduce: 1. rpm -ql diveintopython-pdf Actual results: /usr/share/applications/fedora-diveintopython.desktop /usr/share/doc/diveintopython-5.4/pdf /usr/share/doc/diveintopython-5.4/pdf/diveintopython.pdf Expected results: Some examples from the website that are mentioned in the book. Additional info: As stated in the book, the examples are available here: http://diveintopython.org/download/diveintopython-examples-5.4.zip
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Still applicable.
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I would not have a problem with adding the examples, but I'm asking myself how much this would really benefit users/readers? As you said, the website is given in the book, and I'm not sure whether we need to supply these examples via the "Fedora infrastructure" when they're available online anyway and so prominently mentioned in the book. I also don't think it would be obvious for the majority of users that they can find the examples in /usr/share/doc/diveintopython/examples/. Of course, you're allowed to convince me of the contrary :)
If we're shipping the book, IMHO we should ship its examples, as well. And I find the location of the examples extremely logical.
Okay, I'll add the examples soon then. I think it may be a good idea then to install them by default along with the PDF version when just installing the diveintopython package.
I would suggest putting the examples in a -examples package, and make the pdf, html, single-html and txt packages depend on it.
Yes, the -examples package was my intention as well, but I generally don't feel good about adding dependencies which aren't really required :/ My original plan was to let only the diveintopython main package require the examples, and let users who explicitly install other versions add the examples as they need them. But as the examples are pretty small, I guess I'll just let all the packages depend on it like you suggested.
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Ping?
Woah, sorry, forgot about this, as I'm not maintaining the package anymore. Re-assigning to the new owner.
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