It'd be certainly great to have this technology packages as a part of any standard linux distro. It isn't like Bigtop is blocked by the absense of such packaging, but having it in place won't hurt for sure.
Cos > hi bigtop! > > I've posted this question in the gradle forums, specifically directed at > hopefully to bump gradle upstream packaging up as a first class priority, > so that it will be easier for all of us to adopt bigtop at a broader level > in the downstream. > > http://forums.gradle.org/gradle/topics/what_is_the_gradle_status_in_fedora_and_how_can_we_make_sure_it_continues_to_get_packaged_in_the > > If any of you know people in the gradle community, maybe we can try to work > with them , or discuss with them, about possibilities for making gradle a > first class linux tool. > > In the end it will increase bigtop adoption if its core toolchain has > unambiguous licensing ans is easy to package. > > Any other thoughts about the elephant in the room (gradle is awesome and > fun to use, but also its new to enterprises and they arent comfortable with > its packaging yet), and how we can improve the situation?Or any of you > folks know anyone in the gradle community we can work with on this?
