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Re: [opensuse-factory] Anit-Vendor Change Extremism - Call for discussion
- From: Anders Johansson <ajohansson@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 20 Oct 2009 16:00:48 +0200
- Message-id: <200910201600.48821.ajohansson@xxxxxxx>
On Tuesday 20 October 2009 15:55:52 Clayton wrote:
I disagree slightly. I suspect the missing functionality you're talking about
is for multimedia, and in this case, users would click the one-click install,
which bypasses the vendor change, they get the packages they need but no
other, and no surprising changes to the core libraries.
Try subscribing to the vlc repo at the same time as the packman repo, install
vlc from the vlc repo, and try to keep it. This (among other things) is why
it's a good idea to have the vendor protection
Anders
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I think that opensuse is distro that should just works and should be
adequate stable. If you allow third party packages by default and it
breaks distro
But, this is simply not the case with the "default" official
repositories when you look at it from an end user home desktop
standpoint. To get things working the way a user expects, you must
use the 3rd party repos... there is no other way.
I disagree slightly. I suspect the missing functionality you're talking about
is for multimedia, and in this case, users would click the one-click install,
which bypasses the vendor change, they get the packages they need but no
other, and no surprising changes to the core libraries.
Try subscribing to the vlc repo at the same time as the packman repo, install
vlc from the vlc repo, and try to keep it. This (among other things) is why
it's a good idea to have the vendor protection
Anders
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