I don't know if this would work. But perhaps we could have a selected
list of plug-ins. One for each task. A good example if the ubuntu
software center. It skips all the extras, and half done stuff and let's
people see stuff with clean and clear information, unlike synaptic
package manager(every
There is also the fact that plugins are just a subset of an app with a
naming convention. I do not consider them plugins personally. I think
trac has the idea of plugins down, as well as other python
applications.
The issue comes down to, we all want a kick ass plugin system, but
nobody wants to (
We're going to have a problem though that there will be multiple
versions of the same plugin that does the same thing. I also have a
comments/tagging/star-rating for my blog, if they offer the exact same
functionality (i already have a markdown embeded into my comment
plugin) then we don't need two
I am glad you guys agree. I actually don't even know where to get
pluggins at this point. For example, I could jsut add all the pluggins
I need at ones for an app I am buildings in one quick snap.
--Plugins---
|X| Creditcard transations
| | Blog Tool
|X| Admin Tool
|X| Bandwidth Throttler
| | Por
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