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Reply on 20-12-2006 12:06:32 <<< The main problem here is that you can not trust all packages in the build service (and I suppose also not all at packman) in an equal way.

Some packages use sources from less or more trusted projects, some only from some single deveoper and so on. And the packages are also created by complete different people.

This is something we want to target with a trust and rating system in future, but there no detailed plans yet :/

Indeed, indeed. That is truely true :-) Having links on the wishlist is probably the best for now. Still, it would be very good if it could be linked to a .repo file that get's automatically added to the system (like I think zypper can do already? but only zypper so far, right?) About the rating, I think it would also be very nice (for enduser as also for packagers) to have sort of a bugtrack attached to every single project / package. To have a uniform way of how to report a bug. This might require some help for the enduser, as not all are really aware where from they just installed the package (oh.. you know, in IRC they told me to add these this and that repo.. and then a lot of updates came in which I just all accepted)... so maybe something like in Yast selecting a package and having the option 'report bug for this package' could be something? Reading the information from a 'bugreport' field inside RPM? (does this already exist or will we have to extend the RPM format?) Rgds, Dominique --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-project+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-project+help@opensuse.org