On Sun, 2006-09-10 at 15:57 -0700, Peter Gordon wrote: > For example, I currently do not use RHEL or any of its no-cost derivates, so I > would be quite unable to support Scribes or Openbox or other of my packages on > it. But, say that John Doe Contributor actively used RHEL at home and at his > workplace (due to its warranty support via paid-for contractual obligations), > and he really liked Scribes. Could he go through the new contributor process and > whatnot and maintain just the RHEL branch(es)? > This is the plan. Currently, people can be co-maintainers but the infrastructure to assign separate people to bug reports on different branches, let certain maintainers have write access to a subset of a package's branches, etc does not exist. So there's nothing stopping you from sharing your packages with another packager, but there's some features which will make it better in the future. -Toshio
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