Hi Dagobert > - building for multiple ISAs easily (like 32 and 64 bit) > - building packages with legacy libraries easily > (several versions in one package) > - continous integration with Hudson > - easier transition between major GAR updates as this can > be done on a per-package basis. > - dynamic prototypes to automatically split a software > in multiple packages by rules > - later "source packages" > Excellent :) > At some time in the near future the current trunk will be > deleted and from that point on work should be done against > the new mgar-tree. Feel free to work on trunk/ until then, > the changes should be easily mergable. I'll write up some > docs which explain how the old and new versions differ. > I noticed you removed the sub directory lib apps gnome etc. in your commit. Are we now going to have a flat list of packages or do we keep a kind of tree by categories ?
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