Hello. This is follow up about sddm+lxqt contribution and comment about the blfs-basic thread reading suggested by Ken.
1) Seems I proposed myself to take care of page
about lxqt and sddm (chapter 26).
The best way for me to handle it, is to have
access to commit within a specific git branch
where modifications would be merged by editor.
There is (of course) a gentlemen agreement
to modify only pages under "contributor watch".
Git tree should include a Makefile of some kind to allow
a locale deployment (xml->html) allowing contributor
to check locally modifications rendering (as it
should appear on LFS web site).
When satisfied contributor push Branch and
editor will merge (or not) contribution at its
own leisure.
2) Noticed question about security patch burden, it
is my say "this is a false problem".
LFS and BLFS are learning tools, they are not
intended to build a production system.
so once (lets say) 8.2 was release (in book edition
term), that's it, that's all.
LFS|BLFS message is,
"follow and understand book directives and you
will have a working system Linux system, with the
experience acquired you should be able track
security issue or simple upgrade release for
components which matter to you".
The purpose of next release (lets say 8.3)
is to make sure all selected most recent components are
indeed working together with reproducible
results. LFS/BLFS release are picture of a working
Linux at a given time.
3) About the SBU "estimated build time" I do not
believe this is a contributor responsibility
(hardware and compilation context are too
variable).
I think the best way is to have SBU collected from
an all out generic verification build and injected
directly within the proper XML page/chapter.
:-}
where I need to go to clone...
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