/usr/share/apps/ksgmltools2/docbook contains lots of duplicated stuff from docbook-dtds and docbook-style-xsl. Since we have had XML Catalogs working for a while now, it would be much better to just use the ones we provide and not ship superfluous ones.
Comes down to the good old "rpm can't replace a directory with a symlink" problem. We could just replace the references to the directory in the code with references to other places, but that would kill off 3rd party applications expecting them where KDE puts them (which is a lot). The ideal fix would be removing the KDE versions and replacing them with a symlink to the "normal" ones, but that's not possible with the current rpm. Putting in NEEDINFO until rpm is extended to handle this (#61413).
No, a symlink is not the solution at all. Use XML Catalogs. With an XML Catalog, a URI like http://docbook.sourceforge.net/release/xsl/current/html/docbook.xsl is translated into the appropriate local filename. So you can have a (minimal) customization layer that just references the above URI (or one like it) and have everything just work, so long as your XSLT processor understands XML Catalogs (and libxslt does).
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