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Re: [packaging] LSB Package API
- From: "Dan Kegel" <dank kegel com>
- To: "Denis Washington" <dwashington gmx net>
- Cc: fedora-devel-list redhat com, packaging lists linux-foundation org, opensuse-project opensuse org, lf_desktop lists linux-foundation org, ubuntu-devel-discuss lists ubuntu com, rpm-maint lists rpm org, debian-dpkg lists debian org
- Subject: Re: [packaging] LSB Package API
- Date: Sat, 21 Jun 2008 06:59:50 -0700
On Sat, Jun 21, 2008 at 1:32 AM, Denis Washington <dwashington gmx net> wrote:
> Some time ago, it was discussed on an LSB face-to-face meeting that an
> API should be developed that allows ISVs to install sotware packages
> which integrate into the package manager - the "Berlin Packaging API".
> While the idea seemed to be well received, there didn't seem much
> progress since then
I dislike that route intensely. Why, I'm not sure. Perhaps
because it encourages ISVs to manage package updates themselves,
perhaps because it smacks of the complexity of Microsoft's MSI.
I'm more interested in the single-click install idea Suse's
working on, since it's much less of an end run around
normal Linux packaging practices. And I have a summer intern
to throw at the problem, so perhaps I'll make some headway on
it.
Can we move followups to packaging lists linux-foundation org rather
than cc'ing all those lists?
- Dan
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