In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you wrote:
> Debian as a whole shouldn't suffer from minority arches. So we decide to
> refuse most of the constraints imposed by the minority arches... this
> way the release team shouldn't pester porter until they setup an
> rbuilder for security uploads or a supplementary buildd.
A good strategy would be to limit the bandwith, cpu-power and man-power
needed to build the packages of a distribution. This essentially means you
only release a base system, like Fedora or FreeBSD does.
Releases of additional packages ("Extra", "Ports") can then be made as
snapshots with different release cylces for the slower architectures.
I think it is important to release the base system more often, and I really
admire what Fedora has done here. And this was for sure only possible with
a limited set of packages.
On the other hand: we should table this discussion until our release.
Greetings
Bernd
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