On Wed, 2005-08-03 at 18:41 -0400, Barry deFreese wrote: > OK, now we have a savannah project, how do we get rolling? What do we > need? I still don't see how we are going to release jack without > pounding on upstream for things like the >2Gb ext2fs patch, etc. But > what do I know? > > Here are some of my initial thoughts: > > Installer: > > 1. We need one. > 2. Should (can?) it be native? > 3. Can we take advantage of what Ben has done with the liveCD stuff or > is that too Debian specific? Yes, we can take advantage of it. > 4. Do we need tmpfs fixed before anything? > > Package Management: > > 1. Where are we with this? > 2. Are we hosting stuff on Savannah, gnu.org, or both? I believe the idea is to host packages on gnu.org and source code on Savannah.
> Standards / Policy: > > 1. Do we have anything with regards to Filesystem Heirarcy Standards? > 2. Are we dumping /usr? Hasn't it already been dumped? > 3. What init system (does that even make sense?) dmd > > Where are we? What do we need? Alfred, you probably have the best > ideas here. I saw your TODO file and it is pretty comprehensive. > > Thanks, > > Barry deFreese (aka bddebian) > > Andrew _______________________________________________ gnu-system-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnu-system-discuss
