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Chris Gianelloni wrote: |
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>> To facilitate "enterprise" usage, we break up the releases into a |
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>> "desktop" and "server" set. This means the current |
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>> "default-linux/$arch/2006.0" profile would be |
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>> "default-linux/$arch/2006.0/desktop" with a |
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>> "default-linux/$arch/2006.0/server" profile, also. The stages would be |
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>> built against the "default-linux/$arch/2006.0" profile, which would have |
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>> any USE, etc. that are common between desktop and server. During |
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>> installation, the user can choose to use either the desktop or server |
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>> profiles, or stay with the more "generic" 2006.0 profile (good for |
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>> developers, etc. that might need components of both, or want a more |
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>> minimal default set of USE flags). The desktop and server profiles will |
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>> have a defined set of default USE flags that will benefit the most |
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>> people, similar to how the current profiles are designed to be "desktop" |
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>> profiles, to benefit the most people. |
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Oh yea, I know how it would fit with GLEP 19 nicely, but I think you |
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might want to make it a seperate issue. |
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Tux |
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