On Jan 26, 2016 5:21 PM, Don Raikes <don.rai...@oracle.com> wrote: > When I do > $ apt-get live-images > > From within jesse, I see a /usr/share/live/images/rescue folder and except > for about 4 packages it seems to build fine. > > Couldn't we just fixup those few packages and/or remove them from the > package-list and be good? > > Or is this more a matter of debian has decided to go a different direction > with tasksel-* and blends?
How you come up with the list is not as important as having a team independent of the live team to make them into one or more metapackages and maintain them. Even whether you call that a blend or not is not as important as having people make that commitment of long term maintainership of rescue. Rescue was trimmed from live-images in the first place because it doesn't fit with the goal of those images, which was to provide live flavors equivalent to what a user would get by default installing Debian. The live team has no special interest in being the arbiter of what does it does not go into each image on a package by package basis. That's better suited to a blend, with a special interest in serving a particular group of users with a common set of needs. Ben
