On Thu, Sep 12, 2013 at 05:23:34PM +0300, Zeeshan Ali (Khattak) wrote: > That is an even more unlikely scenerio. Talk to the people involved a > bit and you'll realize this: > > <zeenix> [16:48:51] is there any intentions still to do installer for gnome? > <zeenix> [16:49:52] hughsie: poettering: owen: ^ > <zeenix> [16:50:19] the installer question, not ramcq's kudos :) > <hughsie> [16:50:44] zeenix, not by me, mclasen would kill me > <mclasen> [16:51:23] zeenix: what would the installer do ? > <zeenix> [17:00:51] mclasen: install gnome? :) > <zeenix> [17:01:09] i guess the answer is 'no' then > <ebassi> [17:12:12] zeenix: I guess the actual question would be: what > does "install gnome" mean? > <mclasen> [17:15:20] wget > http://build.gnome.org/ostree/buildmaster/images/z/current/gnome-ostree-x86_64-runtime.qcow2.gz > ? > <zeenix> [17:20:39] ebassi: i don't know. I'm just curious This does not answer the question about how you get GNOME on a brand new machine, my feeling from GUADEC was that some people wanted to address such a need. You are not going to achieve that with a qcow2 image. I read what you pasted as 'we have no clear idea about exactly what we are going to ship in the future'. > A very unlikely weirdness in future is fine by me and I'd choose that > over breaking the ID scheme already for it. *You* are suggesting breaking the ID scheme by reusing an existing scheme for something totally different. Let's do the right thing at the libosinfo level while GNOME move forward with the GNOME OS plan. Are there drawbacks with using the scheme I suggested? (http://gnome.org/ostree/$version and http://gnome.org/live/$version) Christophe
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