Benjy Grogan wrote:
Please, this is ridiculous. Of course it's possible. You make a
decision: i) will a few patches be small/easy to install ii) should i
generate a unified patch for this user iii) situation is so bad, just
send a whole new rpm... and there the repository has done some work
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Therein lies the problem: this requires more than a simple web server to
implement.
> and
come up with the best solution for you. ... and yes, there are many
more decisions.. such as cross-package decisions etc... but this is an
absolute must for the next gen linux distros.
What's Redhat doing? What's Novell doing?
Microsoft has their solution
We don't need to repeat their mistakes. Most RPMs are small enough that
there is no net gain using this method.
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Brian Gerst
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