On 04/25/2013 12:06 AM, Adrian Schröter wrote:

On Mittwoch, 24. April 2013, 11:05:45 wrote Shawn W Dunn:

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Hello, I am one of the project leads for FuSE Linux, which consists of most of the old fuduntu team, and we are rebasing our project on openSUSE tumbleweed, and would like to get some some custom project names/repo names setup in OBS for our team to work in.

What all needs to happen in order to get this setup?

Hm, you want to submit and build an entire distribution? How many source packages do you expect inside of it?

Depending on the number and the build load we may need to discuss how not to affect our standard openSUSE work then ...

I like to suggest that we create a devel project namespace for you for now, eg. devel:FuSE.

You can test your setup there and we see if it works out for you and us. In case it creates a load problem, we may need to discuss about hardware sponsoring.

Or you can of course move the build load to your own OBS instance.

If you just submit a few hundred packages and share most of the packages anyway with Tumbleweed it is not problem at all of course.

Please, do not misunderstand this mail, it is great that you consider OBS and openSUSE as a base and we will help you in any case. It is just that a second Factory distro in OBS must not disturb our regular Factory developers :)

sounds this okay for you? adrian

Thanks Adrian. I'm talking this over with the other project lead, given your input, ad we'll get back to you.

Hello Shawn, Nice to hear openSUSE is the new base for that project. What will be the goals for FuSE Linux. What will be the difference to openSUSE? What packages will you have in devel:FuSE? 2013/4/27 Shawn W Dunn :

On Thursday, April 25, 2013 09:06:57 AM Adrian Schröter wrote:

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On Mittwoch, 24. April 2013, 11:05:45 wrote Shawn W Dunn:

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Hello, I am one of the project leads for FuSE Linux, which consists of

most of the old fuduntu team, and we are rebasing our project on openSUSE tumbleweed, and would like to get some some custom project names/repo names setup in OBS for our team to work in.

What all needs to happen in order to get this setup?

Hm, you want to submit and build an entire distribution? How many source packages do you expect inside of it?

Depending on the number and the build load we may need to discuss how not to affect our standard openSUSE work then ...

I like to suggest that we create a devel project namespace for you for now, eg. devel:FuSE.

You can test your setup there and we see if it works out for you and us. In case it creates a load problem, we may need to discuss about hardware sponsoring.

Or you can of course move the build load to your own OBS instance.

If you just submit a few hundred packages and share most of the packages anyway with Tumbleweed it is not problem at all of course.

Please, do not misunderstand this mail, it is great that you consider OBS and openSUSE as a base and we will help you in any case. It is just that a second Factory distro in OBS must not disturb our regular Factory developers :)

sounds this okay for you? adrian

Alrighty, we talked it over, and a devel:FuSE would be great. We're only looking at a couple hundred packages at most for now (probably even less than that for the next few months while we get spun up) and that setup will work well. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-buildservice+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-buildservice+owner@opensuse.org

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Thanks for the answer Shawn. I think it would be the best if you package the Consort desktop just for openSUSE and use it in FuSE. So despite consort only 3rd party items and the FuSE artwork packages would reside in the devel:FuSE project? What is the status of the project do you already have some packages or something? Is there a FuSE mailing list already? 2013/4/28 Shawn Dunn :

Fuduntu was largely based on user friendliness, focused on the best out of box experience we could provide.

We had distribution agreements with Valve, dropbox, adobe (flash), copy.com, and others, as well as providing a netflix-desktop package in our repos, and installing all neccessary codecs and drivers for things like wireless cards in the default install.

One of our biggest draws was the continued upkeep of Gnome2, which with the decline of gtk2, was really the biggest impetus for EOL for the project. We will be packaging and offering the Consort desktop as part of FuSE, likely being the default DE, as it has much the same look and feel as Gnome2 for the people that liked it.

On Sun, Apr 28, 2013 at 9:05 AM, Damian Ivanov wrote:

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Hello Shawn, Nice to hear openSUSE is the new base for that project. What will be the goals for FuSE Linux. What will be the difference to openSUSE? What packages will you have in devel:FuSE?

2013/4/27 Shawn W Dunn :

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On Thursday, April 25, 2013 09:06:57 AM Adrian Schröter wrote:

...

On Mittwoch, 24. April 2013, 11:05:45 wrote Shawn W Dunn:

...

Hello, I am one of the project leads for FuSE Linux, which consists of

most of the old fuduntu team, and we are rebasing our project on openSUSE tumbleweed, and would like to get some some custom project names/repo names setup in OBS for our team to work in.

What all needs to happen in order to get this setup?

Hm, you want to submit and build an entire distribution? How many source packages do you expect inside of it?

Depending on the number and the build load we may need to discuss how not to affect our standard openSUSE work then ...

I like to suggest that we create a devel project namespace for you for now, eg. devel:FuSE.

You can test your setup there and we see if it works out for you and us. In case it creates a load problem, we may need to discuss about hardware sponsoring.

Or you can of course move the build load to your own OBS instance.

If you just submit a few hundred packages and share most of the packages anyway with Tumbleweed it is not problem at all of course.

Please, do not misunderstand this mail, it is great that you consider OBS and openSUSE as a base and we will help you in any case. It is just that a second Factory distro in OBS must not disturb our regular Factory developers :)

sounds this okay for you? adrian

Alrighty, we talked it over, and a devel:FuSE would be great. We're only looking at a couple hundred packages at most for now (probably even less than that for the next few months while we get spun up) and that setup will work well. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-buildservice+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-buildservice+owner@opensuse.org

-- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-buildservice+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-buildservice+owner@opensuse.org

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On 04/28/2013 06:20 PM, Shawn Dunn wrote:

Fuduntu was largely based on user friendliness, focused on the best out of box experience we could provide.

We had distribution agreements with Valve, dropbox, adobe (flash), copy.com, and others, as well as providing a netflix-desktop package in our repos, and installing all neccessary codecs and drivers for things like wireless cards in the default install.

I don't want to diminish your motivation, but have you checked https://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Build_Service_application_blacklist ? Due to legal reasons, we cannot redistribute everything in our OBs instance at build.opensuse.org. Since we're hosted in Germany (and not the Canary Isles or elsewhere), we have to abide some laws ;-) Some software, like acroread need special agreements with their vendors. SUSE (being the sponsor of build.opensuse.org) thankfully has most of those you mentioned. For the codecs and other stuff, you could get in touch with our evil twin OBS at http://packman.links2linux.de/ o:-D

One of our biggest draws was the continued upkeep of Gnome2, which with the decline of gtk2, was really the biggest impetus for EOL for the project. We will be packaging and offering the Consort desktop as part of FuSE, likely being the default DE, as it has much the same look and feel as Gnome2 for the people that liked it.

On Sun, Apr 28, 2013 at 9:05 AM, Damian Ivanov wrote:

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Hello Shawn, Nice to hear openSUSE is the new base for that project. What will be the goals for FuSE Linux. What will be the difference to openSUSE? What packages will you have in devel:FuSE?

2013/4/27 Shawn W Dunn :

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On Thursday, April 25, 2013 09:06:57 AM Adrian Schröter wrote:

...

On Mittwoch, 24. April 2013, 11:05:45 wrote Shawn W Dunn:

...

Hello, I am one of the project leads for FuSE Linux, which consists of

most of the old fuduntu team, and we are rebasing our project on openSUSE tumbleweed, and would like to get some some custom project names/repo names setup in OBS for our team to work in.

What all needs to happen in order to get this setup?

Hm, you want to submit and build an entire distribution? How many source packages do you expect inside of it?

Depending on the number and the build load we may need to discuss how not to affect our standard openSUSE work then ...

I like to suggest that we create a devel project namespace for you for now, eg. devel:FuSE.

You can test your setup there and we see if it works out for you and us. In case it creates a load problem, we may need to discuss about hardware sponsoring.

Or you can of course move the build load to your own OBS instance.

If you just submit a few hundred packages and share most of the packages anyway with Tumbleweed it is not problem at all of course.

Please, do not misunderstand this mail, it is great that you consider OBS and openSUSE as a base and we will help you in any case. It is just that a second Factory distro in OBS must not disturb our regular Factory developers :)

sounds this okay for you? adrian

Alrighty, we talked it over, and a devel:FuSE would be great. We're only looking at a couple hundred packages at most for now (probably even less than that for the next few months while we get spun up) and that setup will work well. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-buildservice+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-buildservice+owner@opensuse.org

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On Freitag, 26. April 2013, 16:54:49 wrote Shawn W Dunn:

On Thursday, April 25, 2013 09:06:57 AM Adrian Schröter wrote:

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On Mittwoch, 24. April 2013, 11:05:45 wrote Shawn W Dunn:

...

Hello, I am one of the project leads for FuSE Linux, which consists of

most of the old fuduntu team, and we are rebasing our project on openSUSE tumbleweed, and would like to get some some custom project names/repo names setup in OBS for our team to work in.

What all needs to happen in order to get this setup?

Hm, you want to submit and build an entire distribution? How many source packages do you expect inside of it?

Depending on the number and the build load we may need to discuss how not to affect our standard openSUSE work then ...

I like to suggest that we create a devel project namespace for you for now, eg. devel:FuSE.

You can test your setup there and we see if it works out for you and us. In case it creates a load problem, we may need to discuss about hardware sponsoring.

Or you can of course move the build load to your own OBS instance.

If you just submit a few hundred packages and share most of the packages anyway with Tumbleweed it is not problem at all of course.

Please, do not misunderstand this mail, it is great that you consider OBS and openSUSE as a base and we will help you in any case. It is just that a second Factory distro in OBS must not disturb our regular Factory developers :)

sounds this okay for you? adrian

Alrighty, we talked it over, and a devel:FuSE would be great. We're only looking at a couple hundred packages at most for now (probably even less than that for the next few months while we get spun up) and that setup will work well.

okay, what is your account name in OBS? -- Adrian Schroeter SUSE Linux Products GmbH email: adrian@suse.de -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-buildservice+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-buildservice+owner@opensuse.org