Emmanuel Seyman wrote:
* Les Mikesell [11/11/2008 19:20] :
The problem is that Fedora does not admit that users need things
that are not included in the box, does nothing to co-operate with others
that would provide them, and by shipping a wildly moving target with no
coordination, actively breaks everything others even attempt to do in
this regard.
Fedora releases betas, snapshots and previews of a version of its
distribution before its release, as well as allowing anyone to run
Rawhide. Developement is done in the open and all mailing lists are
public.
Saying that Fedora "does nothing to co-operate with others" and ships "a
wildly moving target" is a straw man.
Which repos have a chance to rebuild against new fedora libraries before
they are publicly available so a user updating with both enabled won't
experience conflicts?
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