|--==> Joey Hess writes: JH> [1 <text/plain; us-ascii (quoted-printable)>] JH> Free Ekanayaka wrote: >>I propose to split the debian-tasks.desc file in several >>parts: >> >>* lang-tasks.desc: for language related tasks which get >>automatically installed or excluded >> >>* server-tasks.desc: for server related tasks (Mail server, >>File server, etc.) >> >>* desktop-tasks.desc: for desktop related task (currently >>only Desktop) >> >>This way it's simpler for CDDs to divert only part of the tasks >>(typically server and/or desktop), while leaving untouched the others.
JH> It seems to me that no matter what split I choose, it will not be the JH> split appropriate for someone's custom distribution. Unless perhaps if I JH> split out one file per task, and then it will be too much work to divert JH> away all these files, and keep the diversions up to date as debian tasks JH> are added or removed. Yes, I see your point. So what do you suggest me to do if I want to keep all the automatic language related tasks and get rid of Desktop, Mail server, etc? Should I copy all the language related file to my custom task list and divert debian-tasks.desc entirely? I don't like this solution that much, but it's almost only an esthetic complain. However if some language task changes in the original debian-tasks.desc from tasksel, then I have to re-import them in my diverted one. Cheers, Free -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
