Em Quinta-feira 09 Setembro 2010, às 10:09:24, Alexey Khoroshilov escreveu: > On 09/08/2010 06:43 PM, Thiago Macieira wrote: > > Em Quarta-feira 08 Setembro 2010, às 15:35:33, Wichmann, Mats D escreveu: > >> By the way, an area I'm really looking for help on > >> is the one on WRT (Web RunTime)... been kind of told > >> that's going to be a part of 1.1, and the spec > >> should say something about WRT apps so they don't > >> look like they're prohibited, but I don't have any > >> further info. > > > > Well, WRT apps aren't packaged as .rpms, but as a special format. They > > need an interpreter to be installed, just like Python and Perl, except > > it's based on QtWebKit. > > From unification point of view, packaging WRT apps as .rpms is a good > thing, since it makes handling WRT apps similar to handling any other > apps (e.g. perl, python) across all the system. > > What are the disadvantages of this approach?
It requires packaging.
Those applications are cross-platform, cross-architecture and cross-device.
They run on any WRT-enabled device.
Requiring a .noarch.rpm to wrap around a zip file sounds redundant to me.
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