Re: how to make Debian less fragile (long and philosophical)
Hi,
>>"Justin" == Justin Wells <jread@semiotek.com> writes:
Justin> I had originally suggest that it should be important because Debian
Justin> policy says that anything an experienced Unix administrator would
Justin> expect to have should go into important.
Yes. But reasonably expect is a judgement call.
Justin> I said that an experienced Unix admin would expect some
Justin> static recovery tools.
By the traffinc on this thread, that is by no means a
universal opinion ;-)
Justin> Personally, my goal is to see it go into systems by default
Justin> when people ask for an ordinary install, and if that will
Justin> happen just as well with a "standard" designation as an
Justin> "important" one, then I am not really concerned which it is.
People even have objection to standard. I have not yet decided
where I stand on that, but I would definitely oppose marking them
important.
manoj
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