Rafael Garcia-Suarez wrote on 12 November 2004 21:39 >CGI is part of the core, and honestly, I wish it wouldn't. >It mixes several functionalities, it's quite large, there are lightweight >replacements for parts of it, it's aging, etc.
Could this be because part of your job is to pick CGI modules out of the core for you distribution? >To take an example, in Mandrakelinux, it has been put out of the core, >in its own RPM. Why ? So it can be installed independently, and, (more >importantly), updated independently (e.g. for security advisories.) Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't see why it could not be updated independently of the core, whether it's a part of the core or not. Or are you just talking about RPM updates? Lyle Hopkins
