Le mercredi 12 juillet 2006 à 18:52 -0700, Toshio Kuratomi a écrit : > So it looks like the idea of "upgrading" from a Fedora package to > JPackage to Fedora that was expressed by Fernando Nasser [1]_ is an > anti-goal (ie: It is explicitly not the desired behaviour.) The migration is more jpp -> fc but even if fc -> jpp should never be desirable ideally the truth is fc sometimes lags behind and users would rather use the latest jpp package than the old fc-customized one. It's not a simple problem-space. Someone wrote the other day FC had all the hard packages - well java packages are so hard Fedora mostly didn't do them before JPP arrived to help it (and BTW if you don't like what JPP produces it's an FLOSS project they'll gladly accept any helping hand) Ideally Fedora would have the manpower to package everything jpp does (and more) but we're not in an ideal world. The current convention tries to make the best of the existing situation for Fedora users. -- Nicolas Mailhot
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