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* Al <oss.elmar@××××××××××.com> wrote: |
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> Hope you have the power to go that way far enough on your own until it |
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> becomes interesting for more people. |
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Well, let's see where it goes. I'll continue my work and it |
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seems that soon a few others might jump in. |
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> I did good progress with Gentoo on Cygwin this WE. 3 big packages are |
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> directly before me now: Python, Portage and GCC. |
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That'll be the most troublesome ones of all ;-) |
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> > Hey, wait a minute ... we were talking about OSS-QM, thats completely |
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> > different project. Briegel is a build system (somewhat similar to |
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> > portage, but yet quite different concepts behind), which just happens |
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> > to work smoothly w/ oss-qm. |
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> A build system needs sources and patches to build. So I think they are |
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> related. |
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I've designed the two projects so that they're independent from |
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each other, but just play very well with together. |
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OSS-QM repositories [1] are layed out in a way that it's trivial |
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to fetch specific version of the packages, and also allows separate |
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namespaces (prefixes) for individual distros (so they can push their |
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work directly to oss-qm w/o stepping onto other's feet). |
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> If your patch import system works, it can become very interesting. |
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Well, for Debian it already works quite well, Gentoo still is |
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unsolved, as I'm lacking information to construct the history. |
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(a little help from Gentoo devs would really be appreciated). |
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> You can run something similar to Gentoo without the need |
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> of a big community at the beginning. So you have all freedom to |
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> customize it just the way you want it. |
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Actually, I already *do* have something similar - by combination |
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of OSS-QM and Briegel. But yet only a few packages for certian |
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embedded targets. |
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[1] http://www.metux.de/download/oss-qm/normalized_repository.pdf |
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Enrico Weigelt, metux IT service -- http://www.metux.de/ |
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phone: +49 36207 519931 email: weigelt@×××××.de |
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