Re: sense of packaging firefox' addons?

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Peter Gordon pisze:
On Wed, 2008-02-27 at 21:35 +0100, Jakub 'Livio' Rusinek wrote:
I don't think we should package extensions, but what do you think about
that situation in U?

Aside from the issues already mentioned in this thread, I think other
reasons to have them packaged is _trust_ and _quality_.

For example, would you install the extension from a website which you're
not familiar with...or would you install it from the same place from
where you install every other software on your computer? Having them in
a Fedora-friendly package means that they are less of a hassle to
install, can be automated into an installation (via kickstart and
friends), and are otherwise far better integrated into the Fedora system
as a whole. Plus, having it installed from a Fedora repo, a user will be
extremely more confident that the extension works well and is kept
up-to-date with the rest of their system.


It may be up-to-date with system, but not with self (read: outdated addon in repo).

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