Hey, I'll probably split GNOME:Factory into GNOME:Factory and GNOME:Apps. The reason is that G:F is way too big now, and so it makes a lot of things more complex than they should be. What will go in GNOME:Apps are applications that don't specifically follow the GNOME development cycle. For Factory, it should be enough to build GNOME:Apps against openSUSE:Factory -- in theory, there shouldn't be any strict/tight dependency on bleeding-edge stuff. For 11.1 users, however, we might need to do something weird: we'll probably want to support GNOME:Apps for users of oS:11.1, G:S:2.26 and G:F. For now, I'm thinking of only enabling it for 11.1 users of G:F because: + G:S:2.26 already contains part of what would live in GNOME:Apps, so we'd want to remove part of G:S:2.26 too, which might not be a good idea. + users of a stock 11.1 might not care too much for now. So this would mainly affect 11.1 users of G:F. Proposals on how to handle in better way are welcome. Note that we can't just enable GNOME:Apps builds against oS:11.1, G:S:2.26 and G:F because if, say, pidgin 2.9 doesn't compile against oS:11.1, then we'll have no way to control what pidgin we distribute for oS:11.1 users (it will only be the last successfully built package, while we might want to do some updates there). Vincent -- Les gens heureux ne sont pas pressés. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-gnome+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-gnome+help@opensuse.org