>> Christoph Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The idea is to have a standard libssl0.9.6 package with no
> optimisation and some optional packages like libssl0.9.6-i686 or
> libssl0.9.6-k7 which can replace libssl0.9.6.
The shared library is 179 kB. Why don't you just provide the optimized
versions in the same package? Are the any stability/correctness issues
with the optimized versions? If there are, what do you say to people
installing the optimized packages and having trouble because of that?
"I'm sorry, you installed a package I provide, ergo the problem is your
fault not mine"? That doesn't sound right.
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