Not yet sure how we'd want to set up such a system. Maybe have
release managers to take charge of back-porting and forward-
porting? Or maybe just a web interface where we can find other
maintainers' packages that have been verified to build on our $dist-
$arch so we can help them test? If we're really lucky some users
will want to set up a testing team :-)
Maybe we could raise funds to buy a few computers ? We would need at
least one computer for each supported branch and each arch. We could
also have one with a prerelease next OSX versions. It would make the
transition to next versions of OSX much easier and faster.
I don't know how much would cost all this, but I am sure it is
affordable for a big community as we are ( I've heard about 80,000
users ?). Apple could help us on this, but maybe I am naive.
S�bastien
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