Re: plymouth in @core? [was Re: Attention, dependency fighters]

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On Fri, Nov 09, 2012 at 09:16:24AM -0700, Kevin Fenzi wrote:
> > Yes probably. Anyone know why it's there?
> IIRC, even if you 'disable' it, plymouth is still the thing handing the
> text mode output. Perhaps some plymouth folks would chime in here... 

I removed it from my test vm with no apparent ill effects....

> > I'm starting to think that a dedicated list for the minimal core sig
> > makes sense after all.
> I'm thinking the opposite. ;) For example, as above plymouth folks read
> the devel list, you would have to find and invite them to a new
> list. ;) 

Eh, I'm willing to try either way. 

> Can't we just use this list and try and add more signal to it for those
> that killed off the long threads?

Mailman needs a feature where it automatically redirects super-long threads
to a separate mailing list.


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