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Message #07386
Re: Derived Distros / Version Merge Worksheet
On Thursday 16 June 2011 10:35:04 Bryce Harrington wrote:
> Sorry, yeah I've been aware of the effort but the elevator pitch seemed
> geared towards OEMs so I never really took a good look at it until
> lifeless showed it.
>
> I'm mindful of Jono's point about feedback at the tail end of a LEP can
> do more harm than good...
Heh. We've actually had good feedback all the way through the development
cycle from various OEM, Linaro and Ubuntu guys.
> Fair enough. I'm sharing them more for you to suck useful ideas out of
> more than anything else. I suspect both GNOME and X guys are pretty set
> on our own reports. But the functionality in them might be of some more
> general interest.
Absolutely, thanks for pointing them out.
> Not quite that elaborate, it just indicates difference vs. debian and
> difference vs. upstream. So, green if everything's in sync with both
> upstream and debian, red if it's not tracking either upstream or debian,
> and an intermediate color if it's something in between. So, if you
> ignore upstream, a simplified version of this might go something like:
>
> * Given a version scheme A.B.C-X[ubuntuY] and two versions of a package
>
> 1. Color green if derived distro's package has same or greater A, B,
> C, X numbers.
> 2. Color yellow if derived distro has a lower X value
> 3. Color red if derived distro has lower A, A.B, or A.B.C values
As per my previous email, do the filtering options and other pages get
anywhere close to useful?
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