On Saturday 06 November 2010, Andrius da Costa Ribas wrote: > - "channels" could then be configurable, in a similar way of apt's > sources.list, then when a release has not all of its packages it would > lie on "incomplete" channel, so it would be easier to package in a > collaborative way, as opposite to currently having to package > everything at once for one release. A regular channel would be > provided for end-users. This would also facilitate adding third-party > apps and libs.
For all I know about the workings of the kdewin-installer (which is not as much as I'd like to), adding support for multiple "channels" is not a conceptual problem. It would just need to be implemented. And in fact, _I think_ that the concept of an "incomplete" channel would not be much of a problem at all in the kdewin-installer. So I believe this is likely to be easier than porting some other tool, and adjusting the packaging to that, at least in the short term. Regards Thomas
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