Hi, What is the depth of feeling for moving mono-basic into extras and monodoc into core? This isn't a troll as I'm sure everyone around here knows of my interest in Mono being the main person who brings mono apps and libraries into extras. To me, having monodoc in core makes sense. Everything mono uses it for it's central documentation application and the likes of monodevelop plug into it for it's developer help system. In terms of application development, it sits with the likes of devhelp and the equivalent Java help system. Bringing mono-basic out of core is probably more problematic with some pretty convincing arguments on both sides. For me, taking it out of core now that Novell have branched it for a different development path from the core mono package means that now we have the 1.2 branch, mono-basic will be on a long term catch-up programme. This (to me) makes it a more appropriate Extras than Core package (it's the same argument as was had a while back with the kernel modules in core that were permanently needing updating, but rarely were). I'm happy for monodoc to move into core. I'm equally happy to continue maintaining it in extras. The same applies to mono-basic; fine where it stands, I'm happy to do what I did with gtk-sharp and maintain it in Extras. For information : I've have had >300 downloads of the new 1.2 packages from my website since they went up last night. TTFN Paul -- "Der einzige Weg, Leute zu kontrollieren ist sie anzulügen" - L. Ron "Ich kann kein Science-Fiction schreiben" Hubbard; Lügner, Betrüger, Fixer und Wohltäter zu niemandem
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