On Mon, 6 Dec 1999, Stefan van der Eijk wrote:
[..]
> I'm also wondering how are we going to tackle binary packages. Say for
> example
> netscape. There is also a version for digital unix (yes, I know, you
> need the
> Tru64 libs, and you need a license for the libs...) and it runs on
> alpha-linux.
> Now, do we call the rpm netscape-alpha-<version>.src.rpm, or are we
> going to
> put all the sources together (alpha, sparc (??) and x86) and make the
> .spec
> file handle the different archs? This would make you end up with one
> HUGE
> src.rpm... any thoughts??
We should make that a seperate srpm, with exclusive arch i'd say, no use
bulking up the netscape src.rpm with arch.
> Stefan
>
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