Przemek Klosowski via devel wrote:
> 3. modularity allows choosing non-default versions, which is great for
> a particular application, but conflicts with other apps, forcing us
> to choose only one of them. This provides a working solution for at
> least some people, so it's useful for e.g. Redhat, but it makes life
> hard for an end-user that just wants to have a system with a
> complete set of software
Exactly. And we already have a solution to that (allowing to choose non-
default versions of libraries without introducing this type of conflicts),
it is called compatibility packages.
Kevin Kofler
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