Rodrigo Silva

Also, it would be really awkward for such package to install its own files to `/usr/local/share` and binaries to `/usr/local/bin` but their bash-completion files to `/usr/share/...`

Thanks for taking the time to reply and consider this request! Just a small clarification: by "really awkward" I was **not** referring to _how_ the packages retrieve the bash completion...

About your question on the real issue, what other packages do? Most packages avoid this dilemma by using the `/etc` tree for such files. Since `/etc` is "shared" among `/usr`,...

I truly understand your "gut feeling" about **reading** from a tree other than the one _you're_ installed in, but the alternative is to require packages to **write** to a different...

Yes, I can see it now, lol. Still, you could simply leave `pkg-config` out of this and keep your `.pc` it as it is. It only has your "main" completion...

Disclaimer: I'm planning to use one of your icons, apps/game-cards, in a silly Solitaire-like game I'm creating for family and friends. Although I have no plans for commercial use of...

@alecive they were not deleted, I just moved the code (and artwork) to a package. New path is https://github.com/MestreLion/pylitaire/tree/master/pylitaire/data/icons I see now that you incorporated my suggestions to the `README.md`,...

> _Original comment by_ **David Jean Louis (Bitbucket: [izi](https://bitbucket.org/izi), GitHub: [izimobil](https://github.com/izimobil))**: > > Yeah, we could subclass IOError in a POFileError class and add the relevant attributes (I strongly prefer...

Oh, bummer. I have used this strategy before, IIRC mixing `KeyError` and `IndexError` (it works) . I guess `SyntaxError` cannot be mixed with others (`IOError` plays nicely with other errors)

Also, it would be great if `cmake` or its README could provide some instructions on how to use the X11 font `mtx.pcf.gz` on xterm or gnome-terminal. By default Ubuntu/Debian disables...