Thorsten Berger <thorsten.berger@xxxxxx> writes: > New UI extensions are made to xconfig with panes and buttons to allow users > to express new desired target options, calculate fixes, and apply any of > found solutions. > > [...] > > You can see a YouTube video demonstrating this work [2]. While the demo looks impressive, I wonder if you ran into many cases where the number of solution and/or the number of fixes in a solution is large (and therefore would be hard for a human to make a decision about)? My closest experience with something like this is aptitude and the few times I tried to use it to solve package dependency issues were futile because of that (i.e., large number of alternative solutions and large number of changes in each solution).
