Randy,
I'm looking at this a totally different angle. Right now there is no
cooperation from projects, I think you can agree with this. To me this
one of many steps to help tie the projects together and be united.
My vision is that there will be no more developer walls, people only
working on CLFS, LFS, or BLFS, but a complete xLFS development team.
This step here takes a minor task and development of scripts and rules
to a group that can handle that. This group has ties to all projects. If
they can work together, then we can try to get a xLFS development team
working.
The xLFS development team, would still have it's leaders for each of
the book, Gerard and Matt for LFS, Ryan and Myself for CLFS, Bruce and
yourself for BLFS. We can utilize the ticket system we have currently
and you would be able to assign the best person to fix a particular
area. Example: My expertise is mail systems, if there was an issue in a
mail system, you could assign that ticket to me to fix it. If there was
an issue with a PPC64 build, I could assign the ticket to JH or Ken.
The other benefit of this, is when it gets to release time, we can
concentrate resources where it needs to be to get a the release out on
the schedule that was provided.
This is my future vision of the xLFS project.
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