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Re: [opensuse-factory] Package management architecture
- From: Alex <one_way@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 1 Nov 2006 05:39:21 +0100
- Message-id: <200611010539.21593.one_way@xxxxxxxxx>
> > With zypper (cli) and opensuse-updater (updater applet) it is
> > within grasp to not have zmd+friends on KDE installations.
> That would indeed be excellent news.
I, too, would consider this a great idea. I'm never get the ZMD stuff to work
properly on my system (don't know if that's a zmd or zypp problem, however).
But generally it's better to have a simple, robust, but especially working
system for the package management. Nowadays it's seems there is a complex
interaction between zmd, rug, libzypp, yast2-package-management and now the
opensuse-updater (and all the dependancies - mono and stuff).
And the interaction is less than perfect - why e.g. don't installation sources
I add with YAST appear in rug, but if I add them with rug they don't appear
in YAST? Is this amount of complexity really needed? Just consider smart,
which - despite some other shortcomings - shows how simple package management
could be handled, without lots of complex programs and demons interacting.
Just my 2 cents. I, for whatever it's worth, would welcome the implemantation
of such a proposal.
Alex
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> > within grasp to not have zmd+friends on KDE installations.
> That would indeed be excellent news.
I, too, would consider this a great idea. I'm never get the ZMD stuff to work
properly on my system (don't know if that's a zmd or zypp problem, however).
But generally it's better to have a simple, robust, but especially working
system for the package management. Nowadays it's seems there is a complex
interaction between zmd, rug, libzypp, yast2-package-management and now the
opensuse-updater (and all the dependancies - mono and stuff).
And the interaction is less than perfect - why e.g. don't installation sources
I add with YAST appear in rug, but if I add them with rug they don't appear
in YAST? Is this amount of complexity really needed? Just consider smart,
which - despite some other shortcomings - shows how simple package management
could be handled, without lots of complex programs and demons interacting.
Just my 2 cents. I, for whatever it's worth, would welcome the implemantation
of such a proposal.
Alex
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