On Tue, Jan 25, 2005 at 10:25:47PM +0100, Wim De Smet wrote:
>
> I'm not really in favour for this proposal but would you at least read
> the rest off the thread. Splitting the packages off makes it easier for
> the person responsible for installing packages (i.e. the one with root)
> to decide what goes and what doesn't. Specifically in this case it
> allows the parent to install dosage for his kids, but without options to
> download more sensitive material.
Does not make mach sense. As a parent, I would review the dosage-non-sensitive
package to see if the maintainer passed some stuff that i consider ofenssive,
and the dosage-parental-advisory to see if some stuff interests me or my
children.
So I go for the one single package which i can install and then enable/disable
single strips from a config file.
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