Add Xeyes 1.1.1

[thomas]

xeyes helps you to find your mouse on the desktop. Also it's somehow a
real classical application on X.

[thomas]

Note, this one was also a test for 'root-install tests' which don't interfere with real root installs.
Thus I've choosen a completely harmless one in case of interference :)

[pmenzel]

I am unable to install it.

$ sudo bee install xeyes
bee-install: xeyes: No packages available matching your query.

What is “root-install tests”?

[thomas]

Yes right, and I forgot to mention that there should be no traces of xeyes on deinemuddah.
So a 'locate xeyes' tomorrow morning should report only one hit (/usr/share/icons/mono/scalable/apps/xeyes.svgz).
The rationale behind this is the handling of development installations (including bee files) on machines that aren't disted.

[thomas]

The test succeed, and I've just built it in the ordinary way. Now erverybody might be able to test this magnificent tool.

[donald]

I don't understand “root-install tests” or "development installations (including bee files) on machines that aren't disted" . However, the packages looks okay. So, you thinks its useful to find you mouse and should be disted? I have no objection. Go ahead and merge yourself. I won't because I'm not 100% sure you're suggesting this or whether you just wanted to test some private bee tool. On the other hand, if that was the case, there would be no reason to create a pull request....

[thomas]

Well, yes, it was a test of a bee tool and also I wanted to have the xeyes disted. Maybe it would have been better to tell more clearly to ignore this request for 24 hours, or to test it silently and than proceed as usual.

[donald]

If for some reason you want a pull request which is not (or not yet) ready to be merged, (e.g. is just created to invite discussion), you can add the "not ready for merge" label.

[thomas]

will do, I've never used the tag thing before.