Previously Nicolás Lichtmaier wrote:
> And Debian packages could be packaged without any origin tag, and the
> default/system one would be assumed.
If there is no origin tag it will look for a Bugs tag, and if that is
also not there one falls back to the system default.
Wichert.
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> > The system in `bug' is mainly targeted too to custom made packages, of
> > multiple sources, not just the few well known huge makers of packages like
> > Helix (Ximian! =) ) or Corel.
>
> That makes is a strict subset of the features of the dpkg based
> approach, since that offers that as wel
Previously Nicolás Lichtmaier wrote:
> The system in `bug' is mainly targeted too to custom made packages, of
> multiple sources, not just the few well known huge makers of packages like
> Helix (Ximian! =) ) or Corel.
That makes is a strict subset of the features of the dpkg based
approach, sin
> > What is the status of this proposal? Are we still undecided on its
> > merits or do we just lack patches to the policy and packaging manuals
> > to codify it?
>
> I'm still in favour of my proposal.
>
> > If we don't have consensus on this approach, maybe Nicolás'
> > implementation of the
Previously Chris Lawrence wrote:
> What is the status of this proposal? Are we still undecided on its
> merits or do we just lack patches to the policy and packaging manuals
> to codify it?
I'm still in favour of my proposal.
> If we don't have consensus on this approach, maybe Nicolás'
> imple
[cc'd to Nicolás and Wichert since they are probably the most
interested parties & I dunno if they monitor -policy.]
What is the status of this proposal? Are we still undecided on its
merits or do we just lack patches to the policy and packaging manuals
to codify it?
If we don't have consensus
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