On Oct 24, 2005, at 5:10 PM, Eric Rostetter wrote:
Anyway, as I said above, it is rather silly to argue about this until
we decide how (in what package, etc) it is to be implemented. I don't
think we can truely know what the best state (enabled or disabled)
would
be until we know what package we're talking about (a current package,
a new package, etc).
Hi Eric, it will be different depending on if you are talking about
fedora core < 5 or FC5 and newer. For those like FC3, and FC4, we
will provide our own package; for now I've named it legacy-yumconf.
Those packages will not be incorporated into Fedora Core, they will
need to be installed by the user of their own free will. I think
that everyone is in agreement that for these packages the legacy base
and updates repos should be enabled by default.
For FC5 and newer, the plan is to have a legacy.repo file included by
default. I assume this would be included in the fedora-release RPM,
which is what provides the other yum repo files, but that is up to
the Fedora Steering Committee.
-Jeff
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