Jason L Tibbitts III wrote:
I was doing some work in identifying a truly minimal package set required to boot a system, and additionally minimal sets that get you rpm and yum. That would then give us a base we could use to determine dependencies which need to be made optional and to find packages which need to be split. With those lists in hand, we could work on rationalizing @core and @base (because they're not really well-defined) and perhaps collapse them into one group. If anyone else is interested in this, please let me know.
yes please. Rationalizing and well-defining @core and @base sounds great to me :) I mean, if there is a rational reason why selinux policy should be explicitly listed in those, then fine, but I haven't heard the reason yet, just the fact.
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