On Mon, Apr 08, 2002 at 03:29:10PM -0700, Jeff Bailey wrote:
I'm just going through some of my buildd cleanup tasks in prep for
getting going. One of the big ones that I could use help (read: get
someone else to do entirely) with is identifying packages which are
"not-for-us". Right now there's alot of packages (like devfsd,
kernel-mode-pppd, etc...) that we shouldn't be attempting to build.
It would be nice to get a complete list of those.
If nobody is doing that, I might be interested.
Right now, I can think about
pcmcia stuff
kernel stuff like ipchains/iptables, etc
firewall-related tools - should we ban these? If they can generate fw
scripts that can be used in other systems, their presence might be
justified.
audio stuff
dhcp servers/clients
beowulf things
what else?