Re: Raw script of Valencia talk
On Wed, 5 May 2004, Sergio Talens-Oliag wrote:
> That doesn't means that the CDD can't be included in Debian, it's just
> a tool to give a 'reduced' view of the full package list for users and
> of course if they use a 'standard' package list they can install
> everything from Debian.
Ahhh, you mean a separate Packages.gz file for each CDD, right?
Well, this might be interesting. (I wish you good luck in convincing
ftpmaster. ;-) )
> Well, what I want is to discuss about it later, I don't feel that it
> is a top priority now, but it will be ... ;)
Sure. That's why I wanted to reduce this part of my talk to "just mention
it - details later".
> My idea is to have some kind of common technology to do this kind of
> things, I'm sure that including everything in Sarge is not going to
> avoid this kind of problems in the future, so is better to have a
> standard solution for this cases and of course try to avoid it's use
> including things in Debian proper.
Well, what about
6.1.3 Documentation packages
at
http://people.debian.org/~tille/debian-med/talks/paper-cdd/debian-cdd.html/ch-technology.en.html#s-metapackages
I suggest that we join forces to help Grisu to get DDTP working again after the
break in and it's a real shame that this is not yet working. Grisu plans to
get it working when LinuxTag in Karlsruhe starts. But any helping hand might be
a good thing.
> I'm sure we will need to add or review translations after Sarge's
> release, and once the Offical Release is out updating the Debian
> packages only for the translations is difficult, and building our own
> binaries only for this reason is also a waste of resources.
This is the idea of DDTP ...
Kind regards
Andreas.
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