1) yes!
2) no comments
3) poll would be nice to know how much guys are running what :) Then it
would be statistically clear if it's worth it or not.
Since I'm using RH/CENT/FC i can't comment on it much further.
Erik A. Espinoza wrote:
Hey Guys,
Here are some topics I'd like brought up! Anyone can bring up whatever
they want, of course.
1) Separate Patches: What do you guys think about moving from the
Mandrake style of patching to a Red Hat style of patching within rpms.
In the old Mandrake style, you would combine all of the different
patches into one big patch and apply that in the rpm. In the Red Hat
style, you keep each patch separate, like we have been doing recently
with the bigdns and require-auth patches on qmail-toaster. I prefer
the Red Hat style because when upgrades come out, such as the new
chkuser, we only have to rework the patches applied after the chkuser
patch, where as with the Mandrake style, you have to redo the whole
patch.
2) 1.4 Branch. I want to start the 1.4/maintenance branch soon. I
think it should include the following:
a) Simpler macros. We should tie similar OS's together, such as
cnt4/fc3 and fc4/fc5/fc6. This will make the spec files a lot easier
to read.
b) support for fc7/cnt5
c) patch cleanup on qmail-toaster + new chkuser
3) Mandriva/SuSE Support. Should we keep working on these? Seems that
the majority of our users are on FC or CentOS, is it worth using the
limited developer time we have to keep these OS's supported? Should we
just drop these?
Thanks,
Erik
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