On Tue, 2008-03-04 at 11:57 -0900, Jeff Spaleta wrote: > The Fedora community will have access to approved kickstart files so > that they can make local builds of the spins as needed (through cvs, > website, and perhaps as a package). If a spin maintainer has the > ability to host their own spin binary images, they will be allowed to > link to such binaries (and signatures) from the community contributed > spins once the peer group of Spin Maintainers certifies that the > signatures for the binaries are correct. What are the signatures you're referring to here? > :::Release Selection and Released Spins: > Released Spins is a tightly controlled space of releng vetted spins > that are available for download in binary form as part of the Fedora > release process(centrally managed torrent and/or mirrors). The > purpose of this space is to make best use of available project > infrastructure to provide a diverse selection of high quality spins I would avoid the term 'high quality' here, as it would seem to indicate that the spins in the Kickstart Pool are of low quality. I think a more correct term here would be 'popular' or some other term to indicate that a large majority of our users want it, and thus it makes sense to spend infrastructure and people costs on them. > > ------- > Question for Spin Maintainers: > What is the best way of generating the manifest of SRPM's used in the > packageset that makes a Spin? And can we do it in a web friendly way > that links back to packagedb information? Ideally this would be a feature of the creation tool. It should be able to spit out a list of packages used. It would go along with the other feature I wanted to add, the optional gathering of the srpms used into a directory for distribution along with the live image. -- Jesse Keating Fedora -- All my bits are free, are yours?
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