Hi,
We seem to be balancing 300MB for all archives, mirrors,
transfers, CD's, everyone downloading packages, etc, against the
requirements of a few developers who need to create debs for
libraries older than those they are running? And who could always
create a chroot jail for themselves (I can provide a chroot creation
script for those who shall argue that this is too hard).
For me, this seems a no brainer, that we don't need the
bloat. I agree that laziness is a good programmer trait, but this is
taking it too far.
Or am I missing the major advantage that over rides the bloat
argument?
manoj
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