To partman or not to partman (was Re: release status)
<joeyh@debian.org> wrote:
>I agree, and deciding one way or the other on partman will help, since
>we can drop the other one to a low priority and out of memory.
Well, I think partman rocks. Notably, a lot of people working on extra
architectures and subarchitectures appear to be hoping that partman takes
over, because it means that they just have to get libparted support for their
architecture, rather than making udebs of various and sundry tools and
supporting all their different interfaces in debconf. I think that's reason
enough to switch to it. Furthermore, it's actually pretty spiffy. :-)
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