[maemo-developers] Diablo, do we need a separate repository?
From: Ryan Pavlik abiryan at ryand.netDate: Mon May 5 15:59:19 EEST 2008
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Niels Breet wrote: > On Mon, May 5, 2008 13:58, Rafael Proença wrote: > >>> Do we need a separate extras repository for diablo or should we just >>> add a link to chinook? >>> >>> >> My guess is that if you link diablo to chinook what will happen is that >> all the chinook boxes will be upgraded to diablo, which, I think, is not >> ideal and even not compatible even though the binaries are compatible, the >> core system will not be (for example, I heard that the user will not have >> to reflash the device to upgrade the distribution once they have Diablo >> installed). >> >> > > I think I need to clarify that I was talking about the extras repository > here. This is about community created packages in extras. > > System packages would be served from a different repository. > > >> IMO, the compatibility of binary packages is not the only problem here. >> But >> the packages' version and are. >> > For those working with the enhancements, it would obviously be best to keep the Diablo stuff separate, but allow a very easy forward/back-port of packages. In many cases, it's just a changing of a target in the debian changelog - is there someway a web-based "backport/forwardport" service could be put together to allow the advantages of a separate repository while not inhibiting the ability to share essentially identical packages? -- Ryan Pavlik www.cleardefinition.com #282 + (442) - [X] A programmer started to cuss Because getting to sleep was a fuss As he lay there in bed Looping 'round in his head was: while(!asleep()) sheep++;
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