2007/5/9, Aaron Griffin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > On 5/9/07, Georg Grabler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Heya. > > This is great, thanks a lot. I just want to comment so I can get some > clarity here. > > > Beryl - merged with compiz > > > whole games section - might should be moved to a games repo, maintained by > > TUs > > I think a handful of us agree that we should kill all the 'games' > current/extra. Would anyone have a severe problem with these things > moving to the AUR/community?
Except for standard Gnome and KDE games that are updated at the time of release by Gnome/KDE maintainers anyway. > > > gtk-gnutella - i don't see the point using a specific gnutella client > > if a lot of other programs handle multiple protocols fine. > I actually used to use this before I found mutella, but that was years > ago before bittorrent became the new hotness. > > > Minimize kernel patchsets supported by [extra] > Yeah, that's a big one too. The -beyond patchset has died, so that's > one down. We have ck, suspend2, and ummmm... > > > Networkmanager - too unstable anyway > > Openbox or fluxbox - the difference is minimal anyway > These two seem iffy to me. Should blackbox, wmmaker and enlightenment belong to Current? > > > Perl modules which are not base of some program / script > Yes, this is a big one. I'm going to scan all packages for those that > are not required by anything else. > > > tkcvs - anyone still using this tool? > Hah, that's probably a good candidate. > > > xmms + addins - should not be that heavily used anymore > Isn't xmms dead anyway? > > > remove web-based tools (as phpbb). I think they can also be downloaded > > / unzipped by every guy himself. > I think this one is very important, actually. Web-based tools are > generally easy to install (unzip to docroot), and trying to do it > consistently with different docroots and configurations is probably a > poor idea. +1 in my previous mail(s) already -- Roman Kyrylych (Роман Кирилич) _______________________________________________ arch mailing list [email protected] http://archlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/arch
