On Tue, 21 Feb 2006, Jesse Keating wrote:
at best, not the Extras Project. And they do maintain web pages as
well as wiki pages. In fact, they only caved and went to wiki pages
due to user input for various things to be in wiki (instead of requiring
knowledge of XML, etc). I don't we have the same problem, and we've had
wiki since (more or less) the start unlike the Documentation Project,
so...
I'm working on getting us to the level that Extras is. We now are a
true subproject, I chair the project to the Fedora Foundation / board,
same way that Extras is. We're getting closer to using Fedora CVS for
our sources, and using a build system like Fedora Extras. What else
keeps us from being of the same level?
I'm all for getting FL closer to common Fedora infrastructure,
especially as the focus on Fedora Core support is increasing. Hence,
Fedora CVS, buildsystem, etc. is the direction we should go.
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Netcore Oy kingdom bleeds."
Systems. Networks. Security. -- George R.R. Martin: A Clash of Kings
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