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Re: 'editor' alternative policy?



On Thu, Jun 22, 2000 at 01:17:59PM -0500, Steve Greenland wrote:
> > Here is my proposed priority list:

[...]

Woo, thanks for the info. I tried to find something, but in that message
pool it's difficult.

> Also, I'd raise nano to 45....

*nods*

> I honestly don't think this needs to go into policy, except perhaps
> as an adjunct file. I'm willing to create this file and coordinate
> additions and removals. If we do that, can we move this discussion
> to (only) debian-policy (which seems like the right list, even if it
> doesn't belong in the main policy document)?

That would be great, but I see a problem if we don't define a mechanism to
work out these priorities, how should maintainers packaging a new editor
decide on a number? Asking -devel?

I think a formula similar to x-window-manager should work.
It would be possible to penalize non-free editors automatically, for
example. Or give more importance to i18n support, or whatever.

Anyway, at the least, we should have the file you suggest with current
priorities.

Jordi

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