Hi,
I don't think the problem is the explanation, it's that -core and -system seem
to be meaningless names. Maybe renaming -system to either -dependencies or
-development would make sense?
Neither of those make sense to me though. -system is the package that contains
all the required system components to run GNUstep on a windows machine, such as
graphics libraries, a shell, Msys, MingW dlls, etc. -core is just the basic
core libraries from GNUstep. There's already a -devel package that is
developer related files (svn, autoconf, ssh)
I think your names make sense. Especially, "core" is indeed "core" and
relates to our core libraries.
The only name which was not totally clear to me at first was "system".
I now perfectly understand that it is the "msys" part and afterward I
understand it.
Maybe we could call it msys-system.
I think it makes sense also for future releases where I will expect more
frequent releases of core, where theoretically msys-system will be more
stable.
Riccardo
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