Hi, I think a good solution is taking shape here. My thoughts:
1. Currently pacemaker only Recommends fence-agents, so users disabling Recommends must have installed it manually (unless disabled it later). 2. Using pacemaker without fencing is possible but unsupported, so tightening this dependency is reasonable given a singular alternative. 3. Users creating their own fence agent packages should depend on fence-agents-common, or install it manually for plain scripts. 4. The xserver-xorg-video-* setup is a nice and well-known solution, if all stakeholders support this setup, I'd go with it. 6. I'd avoid having both fence-agents and fence-agents-all, or fence-agent and fence-agents (for name similarity). In the end pacemaker should contain something like this, I guess: Depends: fence-agents-all | fence-agent where fence-agents-all would Depend on all agents (possibly only Recommending some esoteric big ones), and all agent packages would Provide fence-agents. Would this handle all concerns? Or should pacemaker stay with only Recommending the agents? -- Thanks, Feri.
