Right. Perhaps the onus is on the developers (i.e. us) to make things a
bit easier, then?
To be honest, I barely understand how the GNUnet project is put together
on a source code level, let alone how packaging is done. One of the
things I'm going to do with the Sphinx docs is provide a high-l
Willow Liquorice schreef op do 02-06-2022 om 14:44 [+0100]:
> While I was working on the documentation, I decided to put a Repology
> badge at the top level of the install page, and then I saw the extent of
> GNUnet's packaging woes. There are more distros with severely outdated
> versions than
More or less, from my work back then and observations still today: complexity
is to blame (and complex scenarios). Only people involved in gnunet at some
point or close to the project managed to create correct packages.
With my pkgsrc hat on: almost nobody gets paid to do packaging work. Updates
While I was working on the documentation, I decided to put a Repology
badge at the top level of the install page, and then I saw the extent of
GNUnet's packaging woes. There are more distros with severely outdated
versions than ones that are up to date, even the rolling release ones
that have c
